RE: Stale gas

[Paul Hamaday <phamaday@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi Gary,
  Been there, done that. When the additives evaporate
from the old gas they deposit varnish deposits on the
inside of the tank. When it happened to me I used the
add fresh gas routine. But I still had problems I
couldn't diagnose even after several fillups. One of
the oldtime mechanics I worked with told me that my
tank was probably coated with the evaporated additives
creating a varnish & as it got dissolved by the fresh
gas over time it was contaminating my fresh gas if the
vehicle sat for a few days. I had to remove the tank &
flush it out with some fuel tank cleaner & all this
dark brown crud came out. After that I was trouble
free. 2c
Hammer


	
		
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