Given that the percentage of Ethanol in petrol is set to increase in 2021, is anybody planning on using any so-called Etahnol cleaners in their tanks?
If not, what preventative measures should one undertake to avoid damage caused by the increased use of Ethanol?
Everything you need to know about using E10 fuel with your classic car
"However, the RAC has warned owners of cars built before 2002 that they should steer clear of the new petrol."
"...it is likely to mean increased fuel bills, costly vehicle maintenance or, for those that fail to take action, damage to cherished cars."
"Anyone owning a car made before 2002 is advised not to use E10 – and it can even affect cars made up until 2011. That’s a good number of so-called modern classic cars, in addition to classic models."
Those running N54-engined BMWs (at least in the US) appear to recommend this product to avoid carbon build-up and clogged injectors: E85 Ethanol Cleaner
Fortunately, Super Unleaded will not be subjected to this until 2026.
If not, what preventative measures should one undertake to avoid damage caused by the increased use of Ethanol?
Everything you need to know about using E10 fuel with your classic car
"However, the RAC has warned owners of cars built before 2002 that they should steer clear of the new petrol."
"...it is likely to mean increased fuel bills, costly vehicle maintenance or, for those that fail to take action, damage to cherished cars."
"Anyone owning a car made before 2002 is advised not to use E10 – and it can even affect cars made up until 2011. That’s a good number of so-called modern classic cars, in addition to classic models."
Those running N54-engined BMWs (at least in the US) appear to recommend this product to avoid carbon build-up and clogged injectors: E85 Ethanol Cleaner
Fortunately, Super Unleaded will not be subjected to this until 2026.