E85 gas
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E85 gas
I was wondering if anyone knew if Honda's would run on it. I have a 05 V6 Accord and its running 40 cents cheaper at 3.31. I have a heard a few different answers but would like to know what you guys thought?
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Re: E85 gas (JBuckland)
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What is it? I would like to know.
What is it? I would like to know.
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Re: E85 gas (Uncle Ben's)
Lets not forget that it wont work. Hondas are designed to run on gas and gas only E85 requires larger amounts of fuel to create the same enegry as gasoline you would need larger injectors, fuel pump, everything changes to run E85. Flexfuel cars detect the difference with sensors and have the componets to provide the added fuel required. I would guess that if you filled your honda up with E85 if it ran it would run like crap and likely set off Codes
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Re: E85 gas (MustangLX6.0)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MustangLX6.0 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Lets not forget that it wont work. Hondas are designed to run on gas and gas only E85 requires larger amounts of fuel to create the same enegry as gasoline you would need larger injectors, fuel pump, everything changes to run E85. Flexfuel cars detect the difference with sensors and have the componets to provide the added fuel required. I would guess that if you filled your honda up with E85 if it ran it would run like crap and likely set off Codes</TD></TR></TABLE>
We've already seen it on a couple of new Civics.
We've already seen it on a couple of new Civics.
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Re: E85 gas (someone else)
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We've already seen it on a couple of new Civics.</TD></TR></TABLE>
how does the car perform with E85? Does it run? We havent had one come to our dealership like that, just the once in a while diesiel fillup
We've already seen it on a couple of new Civics.</TD></TR></TABLE>
how does the car perform with E85? Does it run? We havent had one come to our dealership like that, just the once in a while diesiel fillup
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Re: E85 gas (MustangLX6.0)
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how does the car perform with E85? Does it run? We havent had one come to our dealership like that, just the once in a while diesiel fillup</TD></TR></TABLE>
Like poop. Threw a CEL for misfires and a lean condition.
how does the car perform with E85? Does it run? We havent had one come to our dealership like that, just the once in a while diesiel fillup</TD></TR></TABLE>
Like poop. Threw a CEL for misfires and a lean condition.
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