T135 technical/modification discussion (ENGLISH ONLY)
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edfaith
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Same w/ Caltex Gold.... now w/ E10.pototoy316 said:WARNING PETRON XCS has E10
Jake;4404993 said:Nag karga kami ng gas kagabi. Hindi pa nga alam ng gas boy na may E10 na ang XCS nila. Tinuro pa namin sa kanya ang sticker.
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Pero, yung Blaze wala pang nakalagay na E10 sticker. (P49.60 a liter)
BOSS_JAY316
Super Veteran
we have no choice but to shift to a much EXPENSIVE PETRON BLAZE
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Caltex Gold user...kindda expensive though
linjunvelasco
Super Veteran
gosh so ill be using petron blaze also...petron is the nearest gas station in my place .. i have no choice, ive been using xcs for quite a time thanks for the info guys
mingomz
Super Veteran
I just went to petron in Boni circle mandaluyong and I asked the Gasoline boy if there is e10 on their xcs
He told me that they are just putting the sticker but the gas still does not have e10.
still I refilled my gastank with blaze.
There's a big difference in performance though..better! yet expensive..
He told me that they are just putting the sticker but the gas still does not have e10.
still I refilled my gastank with blaze.
There's a big difference in performance though..better! yet expensive..
raider125jeigh
Super Veteran
all available gas will have E10 for sure.. we just need to get used to it.. hehehe..
its mandatory...damn (",)
its mandatory...damn (",)
BossMars
Super Veteran
Biofuels Act of 2006 (REPUBLIC ACT No. 9367)
http://www.lawphil.net/statutes/repacts ... _2007.html
SEC. 5. Mandatory Use of Biofuels. – Pursuant to the above policy, it is hereby mandated that all liquid fuels for motors and engines sold in the Philippines shall contain locally-sourced biofuels components as follows:
5.1 Within two years from the effectivity of this Act, at least five percent (5%) bioethanol shall comprise the annual total volume of gasoline fuel actually sold and distributed by each and every oil company in the country; subject to requirement that all bioethanol blended gasoline shall contain a minimum of five percent (5%) bioethanol fuel by volume Provided, that ethanol blend conforms to PNS.
5.2 Within four years from the effectivity of this Act, the NBB created under this Act is empowered to determine the feasibility thereafter recommend to DOE to mandate a minimum of ten percent(10%) blend of bioethanol by volume into all gasoline fuel distributed and sold by each and every oil company in the country.
In the event of supply shortage of locally-produced bioethanol during the four–year period, oil companies shall be allowed to import bioethanol but only to the extent of the shortage as may be determined by NBB.
5.3 Within three months from the effectivity of this Act, a minimum of one percent (1%) biodiesel by volume shall be blended into all diesel engine fuels sold in the country: Provided That the biodiesel blend conforms to PNS for biodiesel.
Within two years from the effectivity of this Act, the NBB created under this Act is empowered to determine the feasibility and thereafter recommend to DOE to mandate a minimum of two percent (2%) blend of biodiesel by volume which may be increased taking into account considerations including but not limited to domestic supply and availability of locally-sourced biodiesel component.
=-"SteelRat"-=
Dahil po diyan sa mga polpolitico na yan....kaya magkakaroon na ng halo yung gasolines... tsk tsk tsk....
bio Ethanol is very harmful to our engines... just google it..and you'll know...
now you know...
http://www.lawphil.net/statutes/repacts ... _2007.html
SEC. 5. Mandatory Use of Biofuels. – Pursuant to the above policy, it is hereby mandated that all liquid fuels for motors and engines sold in the Philippines shall contain locally-sourced biofuels components as follows:
5.1 Within two years from the effectivity of this Act, at least five percent (5%) bioethanol shall comprise the annual total volume of gasoline fuel actually sold and distributed by each and every oil company in the country; subject to requirement that all bioethanol blended gasoline shall contain a minimum of five percent (5%) bioethanol fuel by volume Provided, that ethanol blend conforms to PNS.
5.2 Within four years from the effectivity of this Act, the NBB created under this Act is empowered to determine the feasibility thereafter recommend to DOE to mandate a minimum of ten percent(10%) blend of bioethanol by volume into all gasoline fuel distributed and sold by each and every oil company in the country.
In the event of supply shortage of locally-produced bioethanol during the four–year period, oil companies shall be allowed to import bioethanol but only to the extent of the shortage as may be determined by NBB.
5.3 Within three months from the effectivity of this Act, a minimum of one percent (1%) biodiesel by volume shall be blended into all diesel engine fuels sold in the country: Provided That the biodiesel blend conforms to PNS for biodiesel.
Within two years from the effectivity of this Act, the NBB created under this Act is empowered to determine the feasibility and thereafter recommend to DOE to mandate a minimum of two percent (2%) blend of biodiesel by volume which may be increased taking into account considerations including but not limited to domestic supply and availability of locally-sourced biodiesel component.
Dahil po diyan sa mga polpolitico na yan....kaya magkakaroon na ng halo yung gasolines... tsk tsk tsk....
bio Ethanol is very harmful to our engines... just google it..and you'll know...
now you know...
cool ka lang paps...malay sa susunod naka R125 na tyo...hahaha
raider125jeigh
Super Veteran
for sure... so we'll get used to it.. hahaha..marsabugan said:
bigtime european r125.... or thailand raider125 - kidding...
hi guys
anyone can confirm if E10 really damages our carb/fuel hose?
been using caltex gold and petron xcs and other gasolines
regardless of e10.
onetime, when traveling davao to gensan.
i suddenly realized my carb is not functioning well
from idle to 1/4 its like my bike needs more fuel.
so i stop a the nearest gas station,
open up my carb and checked..
then i realized it has small tiny bits of black substance
in the float bowl... its the one causing fuel starvation.
on my pilot jet.. so i cleaned it up and its perfectly working well..
also theres a about half a teaspoon of water also on it..
my questions is how come theres dirt (somewhat like rubber)
in my floatbowl wherein i have a fuel filter mod between tank and carb?
then i realized maybe because of e10! hahaha!
nevermind... almost all gas have e10 now...
we cant avoid it.
hoping my yosi carb wont melt after several years of using e10 hahaha
so for now, i will avoid e10 as much as possible...
anyone can confirm if E10 really damages our carb/fuel hose?
been using caltex gold and petron xcs and other gasolines
regardless of e10.
onetime, when traveling davao to gensan.
i suddenly realized my carb is not functioning well
from idle to 1/4 its like my bike needs more fuel.
so i stop a the nearest gas station,
open up my carb and checked..
then i realized it has small tiny bits of black substance
in the float bowl... its the one causing fuel starvation.
on my pilot jet.. so i cleaned it up and its perfectly working well..
also theres a about half a teaspoon of water also on it..
my questions is how come theres dirt (somewhat like rubber)
in my floatbowl wherein i have a fuel filter mod between tank and carb?
then i realized maybe because of e10! hahaha!
nevermind... almost all gas have e10 now...
we cant avoid it.
hoping my yosi carb wont melt after several years of using e10
hahahaso for now, i will avoid e10 as much as possible...
mingomz
Super Veteran
I think it's because the solution of alcohol mixed with gasoline clogs up in the carb and/or corrodes the piston.
if you search in google there are some reports that e10 is the culprit of malfunctions of lawnmower, chainsaws..etc..(which has carburators)
here's a link we can read on..well it is more related to cars though but at least we have an idea?
http://www.unlawyer.net/?p=1462
Cheers..
if you search in google there are some reports that e10 is the culprit of malfunctions of lawnmower, chainsaws..etc..(which has carburators)
here's a link we can read on..well it is more related to cars though but at least we have an idea?
http://www.unlawyer.net/?p=1462
Cheers..