I've got my first tank of E-10 gas. Tank is aluminum, so I should be OK
there except for the sludge that will be loosened/dissolved etc, and I've
got plenty of filter replacements to deal with that. My question is: should
I be concerned about incompatibility with the diaphrams in my mechanical
fuel pumps? The pumps are original (1979 Chrysler M360B engines).

- Dave

"Dave" wrote in message
news:bokZi.1213$NC.1212@trndny07...
I've got my first tank of E-10 gas. Tank is aluminum, so I should be OK
there except for the sludge that will be loosened/dissolved etc, and I've
got plenty of filter replacements to deal with that. My question is:
should I be concerned about incompatibility with the diaphrams in my
mechanical fuel pumps? The pumps are original (1979 Chrysler M360B
engines).

- Dave


Probably, if the diaphram is made of natural rubber (which most were in
those days).

http://www.maritimesmarts.com/news_detail.html?id=38

Eisboch