Engine Fuel Stabilizer?

[pugaltitude]

Fuel sitting in carb bowl which is only about month old with no additive.

 

[davbell22602]

Fuel sitting in carb bowl which is only about month old with no additive.

That gas already turned raw yellowish color after a month.

 

[exotion]

Well.. light it on fire...bet it'll burn

 

[Ric]

That gas already turned raw yellowish color after a month.

I can't believe you, You do know that where he is they use a yellow dye in the gas Right. Different company's and countries use different solvent color dyes in gas Like yellow, red. green, blue. purple and even black. The color of gas has nothing to do with it being bad. Here are just a few countries and the colors they use, check the link for more.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_dyes

Australia	Regular Unleaded Petrol	purple/bronze (Changing to red/orange in 2013) [SUP][6][/SUP]
Premium Unleaded Petrol	yellow
Austria	Heating oil	any red dye and Solvent Yellow 124
Canada	Off Road Fuel ( Agriculture, Construction, Mining etc..)	red/purple dye
Heating oil	any red dye
Finland	Heating oil	Furfural and Solvent Yellow 124
Diesel for construction and agriculture	Furfural and Solvent Yellow 124
France	Gas oil	Solvent Red 24 and Solvent Yellow 124
Marine diesel	Solvent Blue 35
Estonia	Heating oil	Automate Red NR or similar + Solvent Yellow 124
Agricultural diesel	Automate Blue 8 GHF or similar + Solvent Yellow 124
Germany	Heating oil	Solvent Yellow 124 + 4.1 gr/litre Solvent Red 19 or 5.3 gr tolyazotolyazo-ethylhexylbetanaphthylamine or 6.1 gr tolyazotolyazo-tridecylbetanaphthylamine & similar

 

[X-man]

Well.. light it on fire...bet it'll burn

:laughing::laughing::thumbsup:

 

[X-man]

I can't believe you, You do know that where he is they use a yellow dye in the gas Right. Different company's and countries use different solvent color dyes in gas Like yellow, red. green, blue. purple and even black. The color of gas has nothing to do with it being bad. Here are just a few check the link for more.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_dyes

You are right, Ric. The gas in the bowl of that carb looks fine to me.

 

[pugaltitude]

Yes that was about a monthish old.
complaint of engine not starting. Whole fuel tank was full of this.
I should know because its my fuel tank and carb.
I bought the fuel to move tractor from a shed that was going to flood to my workshop.

 

[pugaltitude]

I can't believe you, You do know that where he is they use a yellow dye in the gas Right. Different company's and countries use different solvent color dyes in gas Like yellow, red. green, blue. purple and even black. The color of gas has nothing to do with it being bad. Here are just a few check the link for more.

Fuel dyes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Australia	Regular Unleaded Petrol	purple/bronze (Changing to red/orange in 2013) [SUP][6][/SUP]
Premium Unleaded Petrol	yellow
Austria	Heating oil	any red dye and Solvent Yellow 124
Canada	Off Road Fuel ( Agriculture, Construction, Mining etc..)	red/purple dye
Heating oil	any red dye
Finland	Heating oil	Furfural and Solvent Yellow 124
Diesel for construction and agriculture	Furfural and Solvent Yellow 124
France	Gas oil	Solvent Red 24 and Solvent Yellow 124
Marine diesel	Solvent Blue 35
Estonia	Heating oil	Automate Red NR or similar + Solvent Yellow 124
Agricultural diesel	Automate Blue 8 GHF or similar + Solvent Yellow 124
Germany	Heating oil	Solvent Yellow 124 + 4.1 gr/litre Solvent Red 19 or 5.3 gr tolyazotolyazo-ethylhexylbetanaphthylamine or 6.1 gr tolyazotolyazo-tridecylbetanaphthylamine & similar

Yes a slight tinge of yellow not like your 1st pee in the morning after a heavy night out.

smells putrid.

 

[davbell22602]

I can't believe you, You do know that where he is they use a yellow dye in the gas Right. Different company's and countries use different solvent color dyes in gas Like yellow, red. green, blue. purple and even black. The color of gas has nothing to do with it being bad. Here are just a few check the link for more.

Fuel dyes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Australia	Regular Unleaded Petrol	purple/bronze (Changing to red/orange in 2013) [SUP][6][/SUP]
Premium Unleaded Petrol	yellow
Austria	Heating oil	any red dye and Solvent Yellow 124
Canada	Off Road Fuel ( Agriculture, Construction, Mining etc..)	red/purple dye
Heating oil	any red dye
Finland	Heating oil	Furfural and Solvent Yellow 124
Diesel for construction and agriculture	Furfural and Solvent Yellow 124
France	Gas oil	Solvent Red 24 and Solvent Yellow 124
Marine diesel	Solvent Blue 35
Estonia	Heating oil	Automate Red NR or similar + Solvent Yellow 124
Agricultural diesel	Automate Blue 8 GHF or similar + Solvent Yellow 124
Germany	Heating oil	Solvent Yellow 124 + 4.1 gr/litre Solvent Red 19 or 5.3 gr tolyazotolyazo-ethylhexylbetanaphthylamine or 6.1 gr tolyazotolyazo-tridecylbetanaphthylamine & similar

My fresh gas stays clear all time because I use FUEL STABILIZER. When it turns yellow I dump it.

 

[Carscw]

This is just getting dumb now.
All my gas looks yellow.

Just use what ever GAS and OIL you want to and put any over priced crap in it you want to.
Month old gas is not going to stop the engine from starting. I say trash in the gas can.