Dri Gas Question

Mar 03, 2007 2 Replies

Hello:



Live in New England.



Questions regarding the necessity or desireability of Dry-Gas additive.



a. Have always used, about once a month or so, in the gas tank during the winter.



I see now that the gas from the pump has 10 % Ethanol Alcohol added.



With this amount of Alcohol, is it still a good idea to use Dri Gas any, or would it be silly to, since the Alcohol content of the gas is fairly high with the Ethanol ?



b. Is the Ethanol usually still added in the summer ? If not, Dri-Gas a good idea for the summer months ? Why ?



Thanks, Bob


You may get several opinions, because facts are scarce sometimes. IMO, you do not need to add Dri-Gas. At least in this part of the country there is plenty of ethanol in the gasoline to take care of a good bit of moisture.

I will occasionally use a gasoline additive like Techron just to help keep the injectors clean, but honestly that is probably not needed either.

Just my two pennies

What problem were you having before that Drygas cured.

Not a good idea anytime.

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