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by paulkdx220 » 08:46 pm Nov 20 2011
anything wrong with using fuel stabilizer in our bikes ('01 220) when winterizing?
my cousins yam wr450 manual says specifically not to.
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by rbates9 » 11:01 pm Nov 20 2011
I use it in every tank. Try the marine stabil. It is supposed to be better for ethanol.
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by Mr. Wibbens » 04:29 am Nov 21 2011
never used it yet
not even in my lawn mower
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by jbowens2401 » 11:46 am Nov 21 2011
I use sea foam in every tank and no problems. Also, my brother runs the marine stabil in his 450r honda with no problems.
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by Fatherof2 » 11:59 am Nov 21 2011
rbates9 wrote: I use it in every tank. Try the marine stabil. It is supposed to be better for ethanol.
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by gsa102 » 06:08 pm Nov 21 2011
I have used it every winter for years, a lot better that cleaning carb jets. I will check my WR manual, I want to find out why they say that.
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by Fletch » 10:09 pm Nov 21 2011
I'm just going to drain the float bowl and tank.
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by diymirage » 06:48 am Nov 22 2011
im just gonna keep rocking her all winter long :)
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by David_L6 » 09:37 am Nov 22 2011
I run AV gas. No need for stabilizer.
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