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Old 07-23-2018, 01:49 PM   #1
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Winterizing the fuel system mistake

Hi guys not that I would ever do this, ;-). What would happen if I added say 3 or 4 oz of Stabil too much. Again my TACP math broke in.

I have a 55 gallon tank and I added 26 oz instead of 22 and a half. I think I may be overthinking it but I'm OCD that way. The tank is topped off with ethanol free fuel right now and I drop off the coach on Wednesday morning.
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Old 07-23-2018, 03:25 PM   #3
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What he said. I would always put an extra half of the measure in my boats.
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What? Folks actually MEASURE the amount of Sta-Bil they add???
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I put in five cans at a time of Seafoam to my 75 gallon fuel tank once a year. Never had any problem caused by too much.

I think you'll be fine.
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I use what Cummins recommends, for summer it says 1 can treats 250 gallons and for winter use 1 can per 125 gallons.
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Use winter gas for additives.
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It's only July!! Lets not discuss winterizing already :(
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As long as you got the minimum in you'll be fine. A few ounces won't even be noticed.
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What? Folks actually MEASURE the amount of Sta-Bil they add???
Damn military OCD...lol
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Use winter gas for additives.
What's winter gas?I just spent filled up 52 gals of ethanol free. And at 3.59 a gallon that's about all I'm gonna do before adding the Stabil.
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You will be fine John. I just hope you remembered the winter air for the tires.
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You will be fine John. I just hope you remembered the winter air for the tires.
Bahhahahah
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