Will this kit work with gasoline, if not why
1658351
yes the system ties into your normal fuel line so it doesn't matter whether you use gas or diesel
1658352
Should work fine. Make sure you mount the filler neck fitting as vertical as you can get it so it will seal up good and not over fill. I took the bed off my truck to do the install, made the whole job way easier.
1658353
Not to sure, Dan. I would get ahold of the company who makes them and ask them
1658354
I'm sure it would, but it's objective is to plum into the primary fuel tank from a larger auxiliary tank and shut off by means of back pressure from primary tank with a ball valve. But, I would not think it would be a good idea to have a large auxiliary tank of gasoline. Diesel or kerosene is much safer.
1658355
With my experience with it, I don't see why it wouldn't work with gasoline.
1658356
illegal to transport gasoline using a connected service tank. Also, newer gas trucks would trip a check engine code because fuel pressure in the tank would be wrong. Same as leaving the cap off your tank after fueling can trip a code.
2075295
I believe it will. It is really made for gasoline and not all of it is galvanized and those items would definitely impart flavor changes.
983086
If it is not adjusted correctly for the type of fuel you use it could. Might doesn't. I use kerosene . Diesel probably do it more
1222605
I don't see why you couldn't. The product mixes with the gasoline not the car. There, of course, are variations in the formulas of gasoline in different parts of the country but there don't seem to be complaints about poor performance. I have a couple of 2000 cars and when it comes time to smog them, I put Guaranteed to Pass in the tank and run 100 miles or so before getting tested. If your problem is an aged catalytic converter I don't think this would do much to remedy it though
1373568
Easy. Put gasoline in gasoline approved containers. You'll know the difference. @@
1786032
Have you tried 2 parts gasoline to one part window cleaner? Just be sure to follow the precautions on the MSDS for each.
1211431
I believe it would. I've used thinner and vinegar thru mine with no problems. You aren't supposed to but watch out for open flames and sparks. We aren't supposed to clean parts with gasoline but we all do. I wouldn't use gas with this but I probably would use kerosene.
886037
Yes they do, but in my opinion, unjustly. The problem is these generators set for long periods of time and the gasoline will draw moisture. Fuel stabilizer will not disapate water as most may think. Add some dry gas , prefareably methanol.
1473093
I haven't pumped this combination. I have pumped water, gasoline, oil, and soapy water. My guess is you won't have a problem if the consistency (thickness) of the mix is similar.
428546
Sorry that I do not know. I have a gas range and it works perfectly with gas.
821642
I would think that it would since it's a spray on flexible sealant. I know it doesn't work where it would come in contact with gasoline, but it worked fine when I used it to repair the back of my riding mower seat that had split. Duct taped it & sprayed the sealant over it. I would suggest contacting Rust-Oleum. T Beck, Lexington, NC
1227127
I would not use this pan for gasoline because there is no way to prevent explosive fuel vapor from escaping into the surrounding air and causing a fire or explosion hazard. I would recommend using an approved fuel container or fuel caddy only! Contact your local auto parts store or visit the Northerntool.com website.
1304236
I have never used it on gasoline and not much luck on surfaces that had oil under any pressure as it will start to leak eventually.
2034196
I would recommend replacing the hose itself. This stuff could work, but I have no idea whether it can be attacked by gasoline.
184480
It probably would work but, I would not recommend it for that task. It's designed to pump gear oil not gasoline. I would purchase a pump designed specifically for gas.
447409
Check the specks to see if it is intended for gasoline. I only know that it is intended for diesel fuel.
647007
Hi Shawn,Yes. If water gets in to fuel you just run the mixture through the funnel. What comes out (into a suitable, dry container) will be fuel. Any water that was in the fuel will remain in the funnel. Just dump that into a container for proper disposal, wipe the funnel dry and you're done. You've given your gasoline new life! Janette