Dry Gas
#1
Dry Gas
its going to be real cold where i live like below 0 over the weekend, i was wondering if it would be alright to use a bottle of dry gas. like it won't cause a problem in a 1.8t will it?
#2
Just keep the tank above 1/4 full and there should be no problem. Fuel has come a long way over the years as far as it's cleaning/anti corrosive/anti freeze properties. Fuel line freeze up is sort of unheard of anymore as far as I know. I guess it wouldnt hurt though if it makes you feel better.
Last edited by onepoint8tee; 01-12-2009 at 06:24 PM.
#3
If you're interested in adding something to the tank, add Seafoam instead - a bit more expensive, but it does a lot for cleaning out the fuel system (and other parts of the engine - do a search for it on here and you'll find a ton of threads).
#4
Does Seafoam have the anti-freeze properties that the OP is lookin for?
#8
i have lived several winters in places where it gets like 20 below for a couple weeks straight. i never had any issues with even cheap gas freezing. i did have problems keeping my battery from going dead from the cold though.. and freezin my nards off
#10