Switching from non-ethanol to ethanol gasoline?

Asked by Donna Jul 29, 2017 at 12:35 AM about the 2013 Volkswagen Jetta SE

Question type: General

I live in Alaska and am moving back down to the continental US and bringing
my car with me. In Alaska, all of our gasoline is sold ethanol-free - something to
do with the extreme low temperatures, I believe. When I fill up again down
south with "normal" gas, will that hurt or affect my car in any way? I'm having a
hard time finding information on this topic. Thanks!

2 Answers

Your gas mileage may drop a bit but you don't need to do anything to use E10.

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Changing fuel will not hurt a thing. All that you will notice is a very slight drop in fuel mileage and lower prices.

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