Marked fuel

[timmus]

Any problems running marked fuel

 

[C of Red]

I’ve been running marked premium “boat gas” from Sicamous in my last two 850 Doo’s without issue for years. If it’s good enough for an expensive high horsepower boat it’s probably good enough for the sled. Just don’t use it in your truck.

 

[skegpro]

All I run if I can get it.

 

[E-Zmoke]

Most dyed premiums are Ethanol free and better then most fuels out there depending where your getting it. I’ve always ran it and never had an issue.

 

[adamg]

I can't get enough of it.

 

[acesup800]

It's the same fuel, only with a minute amount of dye in it. They don't make different fuel for marked.

 

[timmus]

It's the same fuel, only with a minute amount of dye in it. They don't make different fuel for marked.

Was wondering if dye would effect injectors

 

[Hoehand79]

That's the best stuff to huff...

 

[blubbles]

Only thing i've ever noticed is that it does seem to dye the filter material in the fuel filer. Not sure if it would effect its performance. For the price of those filters (like 7 bucks from napa) I changed it once or twice a year anyways so I never really got it till the point of failure. Like others have said, i'd be more concerned about the Ethanol content than the dye.

 

[acesup800]

Was wondering if dye would effect injectors

Think of all the Tier 4 off-road equipment using dyed fuel. Think of all the farmers using dyed fuel in their equipment and personal trucks. There is no issue with quality. Only legality if used on road.

 

[RGM]

I have it delivered to my house. Only problem is if you are buying from a station with low turnover. If it has sat in their tank for 6 months you won't know. Buy from a card lock. It comes from the same tank with the dyed added when it is pumped.

 

[Mike270412]

Co-op cardlock in Valemount has dyed premium. 30 cents a liter cheaper than the petro can down the street.