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Hog · 01-29-2013

Yes, once you have compatible injectors, that will tolerate alcohol and are large enough for the added volume requirements of alcohol, ECM tuning is all you would need.

There can be problems when vehicles have accumulated age and miles where contamination can build up in the fuel tank. Then when E85 is added, this contamination can become mixed up in solution and carried through the fuel system.
I have looked inside quite a few fuel tanks of trucks/cars from the mid 90's and they have APPEARED very clean.
If the system is clean and parts are compatible, there shouldnt be an issue.

peace
Hog

01-29-2013	#6
Hog Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,271	Re: E85 Yes, once you have compatible injectors, that will tolerate alcohol and are large enough for the added volume requirements of alcohol, ECM tuning is all you would need. There can be problems when vehicles have accumulated age and miles where contamination can build up in the fuel tank. Then when E85 is added, this contamination can become mixed up in solution and carried through the fuel system. I have looked inside quite a few fuel tanks of trucks/cars from the mid 90's and they have APPEARED very clean. If the system is clean and parts are compatible, there shouldnt be an issue. peace Hog