Frenchy
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- First Name
- Chris
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- Mar 15, 2020
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- Location
- Elizabeth, Colorado
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 Ford Ranger, 2019 cargo van, soon to be 1993
- Occupation
- Crown Forklift Technician
Two reasons why you sould not put E85 in your truck what so ever if you have not done anything to it. Reason 1: it does not have the tuneing for it yet. Reason 2: the fuel pump can not supply enough for the extra benefits of ethanol fuel.LOL ok explain the problem its going to cause? Like I said in my first post this will piss off the owner manual nazis! I dont care where the fuel is injected the science is the same. Port injection, dirrect injection. I mean you have guys talking about needing a carburetor for christ sakes! The science is the same! All you have to do is a quick google search on the subject. To enlighten yourself on the benefits of alchol injection.Those same engineers that you speak of will write in the owners manual. That any modifications will void your warranty. I don't care if its a simple as a cold air intake. But ford will be happy to sell you a conservative tune for a 1000 dollars. And then force you to have it installed by them. For another few hundred bucks more. The sheep will continue to follow the owners manual to a tee. And then there are those that will educate themselves. Your the second guys to say it'll "cause problems". You just can't name what those peoblems will be? Google is your friend.
Now yes you can see improved power with E85 or a mixture to E50 but until it is tuned for such it is in your best interest to not do it. If you continue and dont get the necessary work done then you will see problems with your truck that will cost you more than what you will want to pay.
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