Gas storage question
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Le Mans Master
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From: Paoli, IN
St. Jude Donor '17, '19
Gas storage question
Hey Guys,
I didnt' get to drive my c3 much this year. Lots of irons in the fire. I stored the car with a full take of gas last fall and put sta-bil in. Its now Oct and I have only got the tank down by 1/2.
If I fill it up and put sta-bil in again, will the there be enough newer gas in there to prevent the gas from going bad?
Thanks.
I didnt' get to drive my c3 much this year. Lots of irons in the fire. I stored the car with a full take of gas last fall and put sta-bil in. Its now Oct and I have only got the tank down by 1/2.
If I fill it up and put sta-bil in again, will the there be enough newer gas in there to prevent the gas from going bad?
Thanks.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2016
Posts: 3,193
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From: Central Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Hey Guys,
I didnt' get to drive my c3 much this year. Lots of irons in the fire. I stored the car with a full take of gas last fall and put sta-bil in. Its now Oct and I have only got the tank down by 1/2.
If I fill it up and put sta-bil in again, will the there be enough newer gas in there to prevent the gas from going bad?
Thanks.
I didnt' get to drive my c3 much this year. Lots of irons in the fire. I stored the car with a full take of gas last fall and put sta-bil in. Its now Oct and I have only got the tank down by 1/2.
If I fill it up and put sta-bil in again, will the there be enough newer gas in there to prevent the gas from going bad?
Thanks.
The manufacture states Stay-Bil keeps gas fresh for up to 24 months. I had a lot of equipment including my generator stored before I got sick and haven’t returned to work in over two years, and yet everything smells, looks and runs like fresh gas.
Rich
Last edited by Z06LMB; Oct 6, 2017 at 01:38 PM.
