[T3] The Winter Gas

Adriel Rowley adriel_rowley at hotmail.com
Sun Oct 20 22:22:03 PDT 2013


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1971 Sunroof Squareback with F.I. - Located in Coastal San Diego County
1985 Mercedes-Benz 300TD-T - Dog Wgn
Master's Student, A.S.U., living in north central Mesa, AZ


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> From: topnotch at nycap.rr.com
> To: type3 at vwtype3.org
> Date: Sun, 20 Oct 2013 19:45:59 -0400
> Subject: Re: [T3] The Winter Gas
>
> We've had the E10 here for years too, so I don't think it's the ethanol
> entirely, its something else they are mixing in this year.
>
When does winter blend start? 

> I haven't touched anything, Ive only got another couple weeks to go on this
> car and no more trips this year. If it warms up I should probably verify
> that everything is working properly but I suspect that spring will be here,
> the Summer gas will be back and THEN it will be back to what it was,
>
I over looked the simple things just last weekend. Believed the plug wires 
were good and one end was completely eaten by corrosion. 

Looking forward to Thanksgiving "break" as then will hopefully will have a 
12mm flare wrench as have couple days off. Then, be back burning oil, which
doesn't have the issues with bends. ;P

> I did notice some missing today, so maybe it needs to be richer yet for the
> winter blend, Ill have to see what gas mileage Im getting too, its
> impossible to get highway mileage anymore as there is SO MUCH construction
> everywhere its impossible to get thru a thankful without sitting in backed
> up traffic, but the around town mileage might say something...
>
Thank Obama for all the construction, as we all need better roads, though not
sure it is creating enough jobs... Around here, 95 percent of it is local 
roads. All the major and some minor North-South roads are down to one or two 
lanes and 25M.P.H. speed limit, if by some miracle traffic allows it. The
East-West roads haven't been hit as hard, with Main Street the worst. 
Extending the light rail east so us poor folks can ride it all the way to 
Phoenix. Woot! That means I would only have to drive the Squareback a mile 
or so to class! Plus, could huff it or drive to the station, for flights!
Bet this extension will really reduce pollution and help reduce global 
warming.


Thank you,
Adriel 		 	   		  


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