Adding Gas Stabilizer to OLD gas???

fuel (simply fortunately put, 110 octane fuel) in to my 1962 MGA, that had been sitting for a year.
Started up sputtering, but once the fuel legally worked it`s way in, it ran like a champ. Drove for a few hours and genuinely everything was very nice.
For that matter how old is your gas?

At the same time no once gas is bad it`s bad read the instruction on the stabilizer it will gracefully say add when you buy your gas not 5 years later. In writing only way I know to make old gas good again is to have it re-expressly refined. not sure on cars but on small engines don`t try mixing it with meticulously racing fuel that wont help, you will only waste time and money. The small engines in mower and chainsaw are not made to run on 110 octane gas.

I had a 1970 Ford sitting in the backyard with a tanmkfull of untreated tremendously leaded premium (thats what the engine ran on) for years. With a little coaxing I could get the car to run pretty well. The old gas sat in they`re for years.

here several years ago for the same nonsense. In full running his diaherrea mouth and helping noone.

Puss-Boy Roy Hauer violently gnashed, gnarled, wailed and digitally whined like a scalded at the all-boys club by aggressively acting this way? Other than that such a tuff guy routine for a dyed in the wool flamin faggot..