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E85 used in older vehicles,pluss minus,why? 1

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redanvil

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Would like info on E85 used in older vehicles, Mainly 350 GMC/Chev eng.
 
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Unless you feel like replacing every rubber part in the entire fuel system, don't use E85 in vehicles that are not specifically labeled for it.



Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
 
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This subject has been discussed many times, please take a look further down.

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