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Think Twice: Electronic E85 Testers
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<blockquote data-quote="1wild-horse" data-source="post: 14302079" data-attributes="member: 84197"><p>now don't jump my shit, this is a serious question. But since the water and alcohol bond in the test tube method, you could have some moisture in the fuel sample and still have it miscalculated as alcohol content can't you? Not advocating for either test, I just had a bad tank of e85 once that tested fine at the state minimum advertised on the pump. My wide band was definitely telling a different story. Switched back to gas for tank and everything was fine. A/F's back to normal. Next tank was E85 from a different source and we are all good now. </p><p></p><p>So that's where my root question comes from. With either test, is there an accurate way to test the water content that may or may not be present on your fuel when running alcohol?</p><p></p><p>op sorry for thread jacking. Good find with the tester, I actually looked at buying one, not now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1wild-horse, post: 14302079, member: 84197"] now don't jump my shit, this is a serious question. But since the water and alcohol bond in the test tube method, you could have some moisture in the fuel sample and still have it miscalculated as alcohol content can't you? Not advocating for either test, I just had a bad tank of e85 once that tested fine at the state minimum advertised on the pump. My wide band was definitely telling a different story. Switched back to gas for tank and everything was fine. A/F's back to normal. Next tank was E85 from a different source and we are all good now. So that's where my root question comes from. With either test, is there an accurate way to test the water content that may or may not be present on your fuel when running alcohol? op sorry for thread jacking. Good find with the tester, I actually looked at buying one, not now. [/QUOTE]
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