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Ethanol free gas stations.
I know it's not complete but will give you some other options.
Click on the state of interest. http://www.pure-gas.org/
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08-27-2010, 10:30 AM
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Great....they dont even have NJ on the list at all.
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08-30-2010, 10:15 AM
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I had been fooling myself here in Indiana where about 40% of the stations have stickers saying that the gas contains 10% ethanol. I figured the other 60% had pure gasoline with no ethanol, and of course filled my tank at those stations I thought did not have ethanol. Well, as it turns out, Indiana has no law requiring labeling on the pump regarding ethanol content and ALL stations have ethanol in the fuel.
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08-30-2010, 02:03 PM
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Same here in NC Nipper. Fooled myself for a good while.
Keep in mind they say not to mix non-ethanol with 10% ethonal because it causes additional gunkiness, or so I hear. I have decided to just stick to ethonal laced fuel and be diligent with marine stabil for that reason. My logic is that rarely do I have the opportunity to run the tank dry before fill up so since that is the case chances are I could find an pro-ethanol station easier than a non-ethanlol station.
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03-06-2012, 03:42 PM
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Reviving this because NC is on the list now.
I think the site is a great resource. Once you know where the station that sells ethanol free gas is, you know where to return to. I found one right here in my home town! Also, I might be wrong, but I don't see how mixing non-ethanol gas in with ethanol gas could be an issue. The less ethanol the better so if you put some real fuel in there, how can that be a bad thing?
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