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Originally Posted by Gaz
More to the point E85 uses a significant % more fuel, meaning as well as adding and removing timing the computer will have to also make a large adjustment to the amount of fuel injected? It might work ok, not sure, is the amount of fuel used at these power levels as significant? Going on Daniel's builds I believe he said he actually needs extra fuel pumps to run E85? (correct me if I'm wrong Daniel).
With the way some people drive if you have used a tank of E85 and do a full tank of regular and booting it before the knock sensors adjust, after a period of time I can't see this being healthy?
Might be making an issue of nothing here :togo:
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The technology originates from the USA and a Flex Fuel Vehicle enables
the engine to accept flexible percentages of ethanol from zero to 85%.
The funny thing is that E85 isn't all that popular in the states so unless the
government gets behind cane farmers and refineries, i doubt it's going anywhere.