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Intentionally. The downside is it burns slightly dirtier. Still meets the same specs. My brother works for Phillips 66 in their quality... -
FWIW to people in my region, Kwik-Fill (united refining) is clear. Rutter's EF90 (top tier) is pale yellow/amber.
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Intentionally? Any downside to running it or is it too little to matter?
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It should be clear. Yellow could mean several things. It could be oxidized or it could have some diesel blended into it(pretty common).
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I think the yellow is detergent additives and stabilizers, they will put in dye to emphasize this as well . Straight distilled gasoline...
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Is it consistent or colors change all the time? Maybe different refineries or additives.
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I’ve seen it here as well. Last year their E free was yellow and the last couple times I bought it it was clear
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I use E free 90 to mix. One station has fuel as clear as Gin or pure water. The other (top tier) is the color of P!ss. I think I’m...
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pbillyi69 replied to the thread Fuel color before mixing.of course it is corporations are starving, dont cha know.. lol
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Astute observation. Gasoline isnt made to a recipe. Its a soup of different crap that changes by the hour. The art of refining is making...
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pbillyi69 replied to the thread Fuel color before mixing.when the efree price was way high here the last time. i found 100ll at a small airport for 4.50 gal
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Here is Oregon All I have seen is the Piss color, for 92 E-Free @ near 6.00 a gallon. Thank You Tina Kotex for you gas Tax.
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My fuel guy called today. Ryan - “Hey Mike just letting you known cherry flavored is gonna crest $5/gal tomorrow but is $4.449/gal...
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pbillyi69 replied to the thread What's on your bench?.that's quite the setup
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I continued on the unidentified Disston today, interesting fuel and pulse set up. The fuel valve and fuel pump are located on the...
