Oxegenating Agent...
The problem (noticed first on powerboats with fiberglass fual tanks) is
that it dissolves most fiberglass resins - and in the process wrecks
fuel systems
If you don't have a metal tank, don't run ethanol-contaminated fuel.
Test kits are available, that rely on the fact
I thought Ethanol was an 'octane boosting solvent'?
TK
On 18 July 2012 11:27, Chris Gardner wrote:
> Sid
> I had a similar occurrence years ago with my KR wing tanks made of Dow
> Derakane vinyl ester resin and Sunoco 94 octane gas.
> At the time I didn't think Ethanol was the problem but rathe
Sid
I had a similar occurrence years ago with my KR wing tanks made of Dow Derakane
vinyl ester resin and Sunoco 94 octane gas.
At the time I didn't think Ethanol was the problem but rather some kind of
octane boosting solvent.
Luckily I noticed it before running the fuel into the header tank or
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