Re: Does gasoline turn to "varnish" over time?
From: donald j haarmann (donald-haarmann_at_worldnet.att.net)
Date: 06/07/04
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Date: Mon, 07 Jun 2004 19:25:55 GMT
"sschumsky" <sschumsky@yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid
> When gasoline sits in a tank or container for an extended poriod of
> time, it is said that it turns to "varnish". Is this true or a
> misnomer?
>
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My experience has been ... the gum that forms creates a mechanical problem.
It blocks the flow of gasoline thorough the carburetor. You can try carburetor
cleaner... however... mechanical removal may be needed.
You can buy products to stop this. "Store-X" "Stab-Bil" are common ones.
I don't know what is in them other than "petroleum distillate".
Also there are products to treat diesel fuel .... which has even bigger problems!
Algae &c..
-- donald j haarmann - independently dubious
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