OP I also live in NY and have bough bad E0 fuel. It was at a station with many options of fuel. I now only buy E0 fuel at stations with there only high test being E0. Lots of cars use it and this means more volume is ran through the station.
In my area and a rule in general this means your going to be buying 91 octain E0 fuel at Stewart's.
You have alot of water in that fuel tank. I would dump, clean and put fresh on.
In my area and a rule in general this means your going to be buying 91 octain E0 fuel at Stewart's.
You have alot of water in that fuel tank. I would dump, clean and put fresh on.