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E85 is an abbreviation for flex fuel meaning a mixture of up to 85% denatured fuel ethanol and gasoline or other hydrocarbon (HC) by volume. Some vehicles such as the Ford Model T can operate on 100 percent pure alcohol fuel, however it is more common to combine gasoline and ethanol to receive some benefits from both fuel types. Some of the benefits of E85 over conventional gasoline powered vehicles include the potential for localized production of fuel in agricultural areas. Another benefit is potentially reduced pollution emissions especially Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere which is an important element for adaptation to global warming. Potential benefits of E85 are contested by some experts who point out that deriving gasoline from petroleum is a relatively inexpensive (i.e. more efficient) process even including the transportation of oil and gasoline long distances. Large-scale production of ethanol may be cost prohibitive; and may result in a net energy loss when taking into account all the energy required to make alcohol from starchy plants. Another drawback for E85 is that, in a liter-to-liter comparison, E85 has less power potential than conventional gasoline; about 12-25 percent less energy for transportation by volume. From Wikipedia under the
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Q. I'd like to buy a used gas-powered vehicle on the cheap and convert it to use E85. Is there a cost-effective way to do this? Please only serious answers -- the jerk below who answered is clearly nothing but a smartass. Asked by mbmattis2001 - Tue Apr 4 12:25:45 2006 - Maintenance & Repairs - 1 Answers - 1 Comments A. lol if E85 is anything like what us british call Autogas then the transfer from petrol/deisel to autogas requires an entire new engine, which is defernately NOT a DIY job lol unles you are superman and have 14 arms heeeheee lol Answered by sargentaaron2004 - Tue Apr 4 12:40:21 2006 From Yahoo Answer Search: "e85" |
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