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The NAAACC thanks David B.
Traver for providing
us with this information.
Many old-car owners are
getting worried about the effects of ethanol on their gaskets, hoses, seals and
lines as they weren't designed to be exposed to anything other than gasoline,
and some materials, at least, can be weakened by it.
Rep. Rep John Kline of the
- By David B. Traver Adolphus
If you are worried about the effects of Ethanol on your vintage
car's fuel system, and SO you
should be, there are still stations
that sell Ethanol Free Gasoline.
All Federated CO-Op Stations on Vancouver Island sell 91 Octane
Ethanol Free gasoline.
All Chevron 94 Octane gasoline sold in BC is Ethanol free.
For a complete list of Ethanol Free Stations in Canada and the USA go to http://pure-gas.org/
National Association of Automobile Clubs
of Canada
NAAACCC suggests that that
when you rebuild or re-condition your fuel tanks that they are prepped with
an internal alcohol resistant coating.
The 3 M product EC 776
tank sloshing material should not be used in any fuel tank.
The NAACC is monitoring
this movement in