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2026. 6. 30. 작업
How long can "Stabil"ized gas stay fresh? and can it be improved?
STA-BIL advertises gasoline integrity for 24 months It seems you have exceeded the advertised lifetime of 24 months by 12. Action Items Drain all fuel from the gas tank, fuel lines and fuel pump Inspect inside of fuel tank for rust and/or varnish from evaporated fuel You may need to clean your fuel injectors, you may not. Clean various components with carburetor cleaner. Reassemble and fill with completely fresh fuel Answers You asked Is the gas beyond saving? Yes, throw it out Would it cause harm if I try to start it up? Probably not but you could clog your fuel injectors if the gas is in bad shape and create more work for yourself than simply draining everything out and starting with completely fresh fuel. STA-BIL has a product called "Start Your Engine" which gives back the combustibility of the gas. Will this help? It might. I wouldn't use it though. I would just drain out the 36 month old gas start fresh. You might have water accumulation in the bottom of the tank as wel
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2003 Hyundai Santa Fe will start then die. Then it will not start. After pumping the accelerator or holding on the floor and returning later it will start. Nothing codes out. This happens probably 15% of the time. Any ideas?
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A friend has an older Miata that was improperly stored for at least three years. Most of the time, it was not garaged. The gas is old, the battery is dead, it has not been started. It was probably parked without an oil change. He is looking to do the minimum to get this sellable, so the primary concern is the initial startup and the brakes. What would be recommended , especially regarding that first engine startup?
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I am planning to start using seafoam in my gas and oil ,how often should you a add it an how much.The label isn’t to clear about it.
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I’ve asked a few mechanics and DIYers this question and so far no consensus. Let’s say you’re 1000 miles away from next SCHEDULED oil change, and you’re about to leave on a 2000 mile road trip. Would you choose to change your oil 1000 miles early before the trip, or 1000 miles late after the trip?