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Originally Posted by yelsew
I know yellow and blue are "taken" for diesel and kerosene, but at most of the new multi-fuel pumps, we are seeing yellow E85 handles and blue E15 handles. I voted yellow, as long as you are just trying to separate from E0-10 gas.
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Originally Posted by x808drifter
This.
Use whatever color you want then lable.
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It bothers me that there is no consistency in color coding fuel, especially between E85 and diesel, and their respective pump and jerrican colors. I love the color yellow for e85 jerricans but my OCD won't let me get them since I may store diesel in the future and I like to keep things consistent. So I just ended up buying some 1950s military surplus jerricans in old school olive drab and will label them appropriately. It also doesn't bother me to mix up red and green/olive drab cans since gasoline and ethanol are compatible and both considered gas, and the green military cans were mostly used for gasoline anyway.