E85 Conversion
(I think I would need to change out the fuel pump and maybe get a new thermostat, or fuel lines???)
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>I'm not sure what would need to be done and that's why I'm asking.
(A local gas station just installed an E85 pump with an in ground tank!)
Mike
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Hahahaha, you should of bought a titan, they are e85 compat.
Try this. http://www.iowacorn.org/ethanol/ethanol_5a.html
You will need a lot of help to convert the f150 to corn fuel.
It would be easier to trade it in on a factory model that already runs on corn.
Mike



