Posted by Engine Answerman on August 30, 2012 at 10:40:41 from (71.57.7.205):
In Reply to: staybul for ethanol posted by propanedude on June 07, 2012 at 09:14:36:
Hi, it's Bobby Cleveland. Many of you know me as the Engine Answerman and I wanted to chime in on the conversation regarding the difference between STA-BIL and STA-BIL Ethanol. There are two different STA-BIL products to use to help protect your engine. One is for storage and one is to be used with every fill up. STA-BIL Fuel Stabilizer is the ultimate storage additive. It contains a complex mix of chemicals designed to keep fuel fresh for up to 1 year, and to prevent gunk from building up in the fuel system that will keep the engine from starting and running smoothly. STA-BIL Ethanol Treatment is intended to be used with every fill up to protect engines against the damaging effects of ethanol-blended fuels. It includes all of those same storage benefits as our fuel stabilizer, as well as improved water removal abilities, increased detergents to keep the fuel system sparkling clean, and better corrosion protection to prevent rust on carburetors and injectors. So make sure to use the Ethanol Treatment with every fill up to protect your engine. If you have more questions about STA-BIL or anything engine related, feel free to post them here, and I’ll respond directly. Or feel free to contact Gold Eagle Co.’s customer service team at 1-800-367-3245.
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