2 Pattaya PTT outlets on Sukumvit road now selling 95 benzine alongside 95 gasohol and they are reintroducing it around the country , thats good news .
Great news especially if you have a plastic ducati gas tank.monsterman;284743 wrote: 2 Pattaya PTT outlets on Sukumvit road now selling 95 benzine alongside 95 gasohol and they are reintroducing it around the country , thats good news .
monsterman;284759 wrote: My ducatis all have steel tanks but Gasohol also destroys the rubber and even viton in fuel lines and injector systems eventually
Motorists in the US have been forced to use ethanol blended fuels since the early 90's but you don't hear too many people complaining about it and I never experienced problems with fuel lines or injectors in any of my cars or bikes back in the States. I have to wonder if some of the problems reported here in Thailand aren't perhaps due to a lower quality ethanol in Thai blended fuels?monsterman;284759 wrote: My ducatis all have steel tanks but Gasohol also destroys the rubber and even viton in fuel lines and injector systems eventually
This is a ducati issue....In the states there have been class action lawsuits because of deformed taks.TonyBKK;284764 wrote: Motorists in the US have been forced to use ethanol blended fuels since the early 90's but you don't hear too many people complaining about it and I never experienced problems with fuel lines or injectors in any of my cars or bikes back in the States. I have to wonder if some of the problems reported here in Thailand aren't perhaps due to a lower quality ethanol in Thai blended fuels?