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Why Does E85 Take Longer To Start. The starter turns the motor but i can't get her to. It is only the first completely cold start of a day. I have run e85 for years and have yet to have any issues with the fuel injectors and have over 30,000 miles driven. The other outdated information being shared online is that you can’t run e85 in the winter or cold weather because it won’t start. We find two major challenges when converting to e85. The first start of the day, with e85 in the tank, the motor struggles to fire. When i was looking for information about starting on e85 in cold climates, the vast majority of people claimed that you had to. The reason is that ethanol has around 30 percent less energy content than gas. Thus, you need to inject more e85 to make the same power as a given amount of gasoline. The problem is when i shut the car off and try to start it again she won't start. It takes the o2's longer to heat up, in turn the car doesn't run or idle the best in cold. E85 burns quite a bit cooler than regular fuel.

The first start of the day, with e85 in the tank, the motor struggles to fire. Thus, you need to inject more e85 to make the same power as a given amount of gasoline. I have run e85 for years and have yet to have any issues with the fuel injectors and have over 30,000 miles driven. It is only the first completely cold start of a day. The other outdated information being shared online is that you can’t run e85 in the winter or cold weather because it won’t start. It takes the o2's longer to heat up, in turn the car doesn't run or idle the best in cold. The problem is when i shut the car off and try to start it again she won't start. E85 burns quite a bit cooler than regular fuel. When i was looking for information about starting on e85 in cold climates, the vast majority of people claimed that you had to. We find two major challenges when converting to e85.

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Why Does E85 Take Longer To Start It takes the o2's longer to heat up, in turn the car doesn't run or idle the best in cold. When i was looking for information about starting on e85 in cold climates, the vast majority of people claimed that you had to. It is only the first completely cold start of a day. E85 burns quite a bit cooler than regular fuel. The reason is that ethanol has around 30 percent less energy content than gas. The starter turns the motor but i can't get her to. The other outdated information being shared online is that you can’t run e85 in the winter or cold weather because it won’t start. We find two major challenges when converting to e85. Thus, you need to inject more e85 to make the same power as a given amount of gasoline. It takes the o2's longer to heat up, in turn the car doesn't run or idle the best in cold. The problem is when i shut the car off and try to start it again she won't start. I have run e85 for years and have yet to have any issues with the fuel injectors and have over 30,000 miles driven. The first start of the day, with e85 in the tank, the motor struggles to fire.