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4 to 8 months is nothing. As others have stated mix it with your car gasoline 1 gallon to 10 gallons and it should be just fine. In my area they take gasoline at a city recycling facility for no charge. If it were 2 years old I would not put it in any vehicle or gas powered unit.I thought it was about 4 months but it seems it sat for 8 months
Oh, I didn't see this. Assuming it was in a air-tight or relatively air tight container, gas is totally fine at 8 months. I've driven on gas far older than that, trouble free. No way would I dispose of 8 month old gas, assuming no contamination.I thought it was about 4 months but it seems it sat for 8 months
I have found stations that use waste oil furnaces or any garage that takes waste oil. How much do you have? when these businesses do oil changes the amount of old gas shouldn't matter. Only reason I know something about this is I worked for a GM dealership for 35 years just so folks don't get the wrong impression. I hope this helps, Have a great dayI'm going to be syphoning old gas out of a car that has sat for quite a while. To my surprise there is no place in town that disposes of old gasoline. Not a single friggin place as far as hazardous waste facilities go.
I'm looking for some ideas on how to dispose of this stuff without violating any federal or local laws.
Oh thats "new" if you treated it.I thought it was about 4 months but it seems it sat for 8 months
This gasoline is not 4 years old.I put a few gallons of old (~4 yr old) gas in the tanks of two vehicles. Within two years, I had to replace both fuel pumps. Coincidence? I wouldn't be putting old gas in anything that I didn't want to replace the fuel pump. My '77 F-100 with external electric fuel pump and double fuel filters ... no worries though.