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I'm still trying to find where I said it was a 100% success rate? Care to quote me?
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Every car meet I've gone to 3/4 of the people had chirps and the only people who didn't were people like me who ran E0.
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Which is sad because I've demonstrated E0 removing the chirp over and over again.
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Then you probably didn't get E0 or you got a little ethanol in the tank.
The Ethanol is causing it...
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Ethanol free does help. I've been chirp free since switching to E0 for over 5k miles now. The only time I've hard chirps in that 5k is when I've been too low to make it to my E0 pump and had to put in 1 gallon of 92 E10 to make it to the 92 E0 pump.
Every single person I've gotten to switch over to E0 has reported no chirps since.
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Originally Posted by Silver86
I have been running E0 for over 4k miles now with no chirps. One day I was low on gas and had to put some ethanol gas in so I could make it to the E0 pump.
Chirps came back the second I started my car after putting in the ethanol gas.
Later that day after I had burned that gas away and it was running on the E0 gas the crickets were gone.
Its the ethanol dude.
Shell is BSing you.
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Edit: Care to comment on my car with 12k miles, all ethanol fill ups and silent as anyone could ever hope their 86 to be?