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Short answer is NO. E85 requires more injector flow capacity in general and you really need the E85 sensor in your fuel system so the ECU can determine the ethanol
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Short answer is NO.
E85 requires more injector flow capacity in general and you really need the E85 sensor in your fuel system so the ECU can determine the ethanol mixture and therrefore "how" much fuel to inject. |
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