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by Buddy Boy on August 30th, 2008

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There's a container of gas that we use for the lawnmower and snowblower. My old suburban needs some gas. Would it be bad to put some of this gas in the car?I don't know about cars.Can some gas ruin different kinds of cars?

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  • by McCAIN PALIN 2008 on August 30th, 2008

    McCAIN PALIN 2008

    The only issue would be if there was oil added to the gas. Some "2-stroke" lawn equipment engines require oil be added to the gas. If no oil was added, the fuel is perfectly suited for an automobile.

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  • by bagicide stayed 10 months too long on August 30th, 2008

    bagicide stayed 10 months too long

    If it is a two-cycle engine, there will be oil mixed with the gas and it will mess up your caurbuerator or fuel injection and who knows what else. Otherwise, it should be fine. However, beware of old gas, that will really gum things up too.

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