What does the E85 sticker look like at the pump?
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What does the E85 sticker look like at the pump?
I was wondering what gas stations have e85? And what does the sticker look like at the pump? (91oct, 93 oct...ect...) Could some one take a pic of one and post it on here. The reason why I ask is because I asked a tanker guy if the gas station I was at was going to get E85, he said yeah he is putting it in right now. When I looked at the pump and all it had on it was the 10% less ethonal or something like that.
Can someone shine some light on this for me. thanks 
Can someone shine some light on this for me. thanks
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Theres a big push to make it more available, but who knows how long it will be before its readily available outside the midwest. Production isnt really high enough to have E85 at many stations around the US.
Pretty easy to spot really.
Usually gasoline pumps are trimmed in red, but not always. Sometimes they are trimmed in black. Or black and red. Usually there is red somewhere on a gasoline pump.
Diesel pumps are trimmed in green. E85 pumps are trimmed in yellow. I just love color coded stuff.
However, beware that this is NOT always the case for E85. Some stations are using pumps that looks just like a gasoline pump. Some where on the pump will be a fairly obvious yellow E85 sticker.
Usually gasoline pumps are trimmed in red, but not always. Sometimes they are trimmed in black. Or black and red. Usually there is red somewhere on a gasoline pump.
Diesel pumps are trimmed in green. E85 pumps are trimmed in yellow. I just love color coded stuff.
However, beware that this is NOT always the case for E85. Some stations are using pumps that looks just like a gasoline pump. Some where on the pump will be a fairly obvious yellow E85 sticker.
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Yes, all the pumps around Tucson have the spigot notice. What I call Duffus proof. hahaha. However, people still pump E85 in their tank when they don't mean to.
One of the stations near me takes no payments at the E85 pump. You have to go inside and ask to buy E85 and pay in advance. I avoid this station even though it is the closest one to my house.
Yes, all the pumps around Tucson have the spigot notice. What I call Duffus proof. hahaha. However, people still pump E85 in their tank when they don't mean to.
One of the stations near me takes no payments at the E85 pump. You have to go inside and ask to buy E85 and pay in advance. I avoid this station even though it is the closest one to my house.
