markjs
Active Member
I think it must be because I have to run ethanol fuel. The reason I suspect this is, when I first buy fuel, it seems to start easy, but since it's been colder, I have rode less, and as it sits, it just seems to pick up just enough moisture from the air to make the thing hard to start. I checked and the plug is not fouled, and as it does always start, do not suspect a spark issue.
Unfortunately, non ethanol fuel is a 20 mile ride from me, and I have no other transpo, so it's just not feasible to make that ride.
So the question is, is there an affordable additive to combat the issue? Would "Heet" work? I don't think it's that spendy, but most true "fuel stabilizers" do run spendy (that I know of). Besides, we're only talking a week at worst of time sitting between cold starts, usually no more than two days.
Any ideas?
Unfortunately, non ethanol fuel is a 20 mile ride from me, and I have no other transpo, so it's just not feasible to make that ride.
So the question is, is there an affordable additive to combat the issue? Would "Heet" work? I don't think it's that spendy, but most true "fuel stabilizers" do run spendy (that I know of). Besides, we're only talking a week at worst of time sitting between cold starts, usually no more than two days.
Any ideas?