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Ethonal free petrol

pa990 · 2012-03-29 01:16:12

Maxol advertise their petrol as being e10 Is there any petrol in ireland that is ethonal free ?

29-03-2012 1:16am

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Maxol advertise their petrol as being e10

Is there any petrol in ireland that is ethonal free ?

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#2 29-03-2012 7:44am

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Its E5 in Maxol.

And no. All petrol produced in Whitegate is E5 and all petrol brought in through Dublin and Cork is E5-E7.

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#3 29-03-2012 8:01am

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MYOB wrote: »

Its E5 in Maxol.

And no. All petrol produced in Whitegate is E5 and all petrol brought in through Dublin and Cork is E5-E7.

E5, thats what I meant

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#4 29-03-2012 8:59am

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pa990 wrote: »

Maxol advertise their petrol as being e10

Is there any petrol in ireland that is ethonal free ?

None that you can be sure of no, why do you care?

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#5 29-03-2012 9:20am

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Matt Simis wrote: »

None that you can be sure of no, why do you care?

Maybe he's stopped drinking

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#6 30-03-2012 4:57pm

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AFAIK if you add water to petrol the ethanol will separate out into it

but may also affect other additives and you get water in the petrol

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