Fuel color before mixing

[Duane(Pa)]

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 liking the clear stuff better, but could be very wrong. It’s very noticeable and both stations have enough volume to eliminate any stale fuel scenario. What y’all think?

 

[huskihl]

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

 

[K Mueller]

Is it consistent or colors change all the time? Maybe different refineries or additives.

 

[dangerousatom]

I think the yellow is detergent additives and stabilizers, they will put in dye to emphasize this as well . Straight distilled gasoline with nothing in it is near clear from what I remember.

bwalker: needs to comment on this​

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[bwalker]

I think the yellow is detergent additives and stabilizers, they will put in dye to emphasize this as well . Straight distilled gasoline with nothing in it is near clear from what I remember.

bwalker: needs to comment on this​

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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).