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  1. #349
    Quote Originally Posted by Limbo View Post
    Honda does not recommend it as the seals in the fuel system were not designed to run with ethanol. I'd rather stay away from anything with ethanol
    According to the fuel station blurb , all post 86 cars can use ethanol fuel ( that is , the fuel systems can run it without deterioration)

    Most new hondas state in the fuel filler area "safe for ethanol"

  2. #350
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    read this then

    http://www.honda.com.au/wps/wcm/conn...wners/Ethanol/

    Ethanol and your Honda

    The following Honda vehicles may be operated using fuel containing up to 10% ethanol (E10):
    • Accord
      2003 onwards
    • Civic (including Hybrid)
      2004 onwards
    • Integra
      2002 onwards
    • Legend
      2007 onwards
    • Odyssey
      2004 onwards
    • Accord Euro
      2003 onwards
    • CR-V
      2003 onwards
    • Jazz
      2004 onwards
    • MDX
      2003 onwards
    • S2000
      2004 onwards

    Other Honda vehicles were not designed or tested with E10 and therefore the long-term effects are not proven.
    Ethanol contains less energy value than petrol. In theory, some loss of power and fuel economy (possibly 2-3%) may occur when using E10.
    For further information, please refer to your vehicle owner's manual, or telephone the Honda Customer Hotline on (freecall) 1800 804 954



    It doesn't prove anything but i'm not one to take the chance to rip everything apart
    Evo IX - THE FINAL EVOLUTION

  3. #351
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    also have a look at this
    http://www.onlinemechanical.net/ethanol-E10.html

    It looks like this is where you got your blurb from, but it does have a disclaimer in relation to hondas, have a read.

    Newer hondas are different
    Evo IX - THE FINAL EVOLUTION

  4. #352
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    Optimax for me...way better than v-power...sorry not optimax. i meant ultimate
    Last edited by vincikwan; 24-03-2008 at 09:00 PM.

  5. #353
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    yeah but where are you guys getting v-power from?
    all the stations i've been to have dried up lately

    p.s v-power is the new name for optimax
    Evo IX - THE FINAL EVOLUTION

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    Just went through my first tank of V-Power. No better or worse. Mileage pretty much the same, if not a tad better.

    There is no premium 98 of any sort in my area. I swear there is a conspiracy.! Every station I go to it has a friggin sign on the pump saying out.......empty.......blah blah blah.

    Ill bet that it comes off at the end of the week and weekend tho!

  7. #355
    I havn't used BP for a while (no vouchers rofl). Most of the time I use V-Power, but I think I get better fuel economy out of Caltex Vortex.

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    Bp ultimate is way better than shell...maybe its the clayton shell station that is diluting the fuel....

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    if i'm not mistaken today should be the day we get ultimate back..fingerscross..oh yeah baby~
    me so orny

  10. #358
    never get good economy with BP
    soo i stay away from it now

  11. #359
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    Quote Originally Posted by vincikwan View Post
    Bp ultimate is way better than shell...maybe its the clayton shell station that is diluting the fuel....
    I use that Shell station often. No problems with it.
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  12. #360
    Is this the one on Stephensons Rd?

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