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From: jvs@iwu1d.UUCP (John V. Smith)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Methanol (gas line anti-freeze) question
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Date: Thu, 26-Jan-84 09:14:58 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan 26 09:14:58 1984
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The owners manual for my 1984 Renault Alliance is very explicit concerning
gasahol and products containing methanol.  It say's don't use them.  They
are harmful to the engine and the fuel line, and of course, my warrenty
will be void if I use them.  Most gas line anti-freeze products contain
methanol.  My manual says I can only use these products if the methanol
content is 3% or less.  The products I've seen (heet, etc.) do not list the
percentage of methonal they contain.  Can anyone give me the name of some
gas line anti-freeze products which do not contain, or which have less than
3% methanol?  Thanks in advance.
-- 
					Is I is, or is I aint,

						John V. Smith