E10 in the HCHII??
Dear all,
I'm moving to Houston in a few weeks, and I read in the Houston Chronicle this morning that in the next few months, most gas stations will be offering E10 instead of 87. I wonder, can our HCHIIs run cleanly and efficiently on E10? I'm sceptical about alcohol fuels anyway and I don't want to do anything that will harm my car.
I'm moving to Houston in a few weeks, and I read in the Houston Chronicle this morning that in the next few months, most gas stations will be offering E10 instead of 87. I wonder, can our HCHIIs run cleanly and efficiently on E10? I'm sceptical about alcohol fuels anyway and I don't want to do anything that will harm my car.
Most gas stations here in MA have gasoline with 10% ethanol. I've been using it ever since I got my civic in early May.
My understanding is that all cars will run on E10 without a problem. It's E85 you have to watch out for.
My understanding is that all cars will run on E10 without a problem. It's E85 you have to watch out for.
Originally Posted by willdorr
Dear all,
I'm moving to Houston in a few weeks, and I read in the Houston Chronicle this morning that in the next few months, most gas stations will be offering E10 instead of 87. I wonder, can our HCHIIs run cleanly and efficiently on E10? I'm sceptical about alcohol fuels anyway and I don't want to do anything that will harm my car.
I'm moving to Houston in a few weeks, and I read in the Houston Chronicle this morning that in the next few months, most gas stations will be offering E10 instead of 87. I wonder, can our HCHIIs run cleanly and efficiently on E10? I'm sceptical about alcohol fuels anyway and I don't want to do anything that will harm my car.

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