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What to do with Old Gas?


bobbywalter

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2 years is probably not a big deal. If it smells like gas then just run it and don't think twice.

If it smells bad then I would be more hesitant. The older it gets, the less well it burns. This can cause minor issues like pinging or major ones like bent valves... my buddy bent a bunch of valves in his 302 when he tried running some really old, low quality gas in it.
 

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