Fuel addative test

[Lucky_Lou]

Further to my ongoing diaphragm problems i decided to test some of the addative on some rubber sheet the photos before and after one hour of exposure say it all, methinks the lawnmower is going to enjoy the contents of my fuel tank and i will run without addative from now on if anyone thinks running without addative will cause any problem please let me know.
Lou
ps sorry there abit out of focus but you will get the jist

[nhmaf]

At least you used a US quarter dollar coin so us yanks have an idea of the scale.
 

[Lucky_Lou]

Allways thinking ahead plus the coin has sentimental value its the same year as the bike......1980
Lou

[Lucky_Lou]

Bump for ukzknoz
Lou

[Bob_Roller]

What type/brand of fuel additive have you added to your fuel ?

[Lucky_Lou]

What type/brand of fuel additive have you added to your fuel ?

As i recall it was Red X ill check tomorrow ive still got it somewhere.
Lou

[Semper Gumby]

I was using Marvel Mystery oil (2oz per 5 gals).  I switched to SeaFoam (3oz per 5 gals) until the red paint started coming of the walls of my tank.

Now I using nothing until I get my tank lined.  

[steven m]

Wow!  I use Sea Foam in my car and was thinking of tossing some in the bike but if it is dissolving the lining, forget it!

Steve

[Semper Gumby]

It is supposedly realy good for the o-rings.  Prevents them from drying out due to the alcohol in the fuel now.  So I'm not giving up on sea foam yet.  I just need to take care of the tank.

 

[Ed Miller]

I wonder what people blamed carb problems on before the gas had ethanol.   8-)

[Semper Gumby]

Old age - lack of use - heat etc.....