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Old 29-05-17, 13:17
Phil Waterman Phil Waterman is offline
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Default How old is fuel?

Hi Richard

How old is the gas, modern gas (at least the stuff in the US ) goes bad so quickly that I've given up trying to do any engine tuning without having system filled with fresh gas. Also find that it take an hour or so drive to clean out the engine.

Of course my CMPs have two less cylinders to start with.

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