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Problem around here is that it's getting harder and harder to find non-ethanol fuel. The midwest is big on corn, and therefore it winds up in our gas. Gonna have to start shopping for a gas station that carries it.
2001 Ski Nautique / 2007 SV211 TE (gone but not forgotten)
PCM suggests that it is a good idea to put stabil in your tank periodically throughout the season. Many don't know they are using ethanol products in their boats. Some stations that don't have ethanol include Mobil and Shell. I don't believe Costco uses Ethanol either.
I would guess that depends largely on the area of the country though. For some reason this country has more than 50 different formulations for fuel for different areas. I will check out Mobil and Shell, we have two of those nearby.
2001 Ski Nautique / 2007 SV211 TE (gone but not forgotten)
If they have any ethanol in the blend, does the station have to tell you about it?
Around here, it is becoming more common to have 10 - 20% ethanol in all grades of fuel, but There are a few stations i have seen that don't have the sticker that warns there might be ethanol in the fuel.
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