MitsuStyle - View Single Post

**Murlo26** · 02-03-2014

I have run e85 in my car for over 4 years and my car has sit dormant for half of that maybe more.

Never had any issues with fuel lines degrading etc. That being said I have a new set of injectors, feed line, and fuel pump setup right now and most of my stuff has changed multiple times over those years.

The e85 seems to eat up older cars more so than newer ones as newer ones have to deal with ethanol in the gas to a certain extent anyway.

02-03-2014	#6
Murlo26 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Lino Lakes Drives: 17 Honda Accord Posts: 4,041	Re: E85 Eating Fuel Lines? I have run e85 in my car for over 4 years and my car has sit dormant for half of that maybe more. Never had any issues with fuel lines degrading etc. That being said I have a new set of injectors, feed line, and fuel pump setup right now and most of my stuff has changed multiple times over those years. The e85 seems to eat up older cars more so than newer ones as newer ones have to deal with ethanol in the gas to a certain extent anyway.