> >> i put just over 1 gallon of e85 fuel in my 97 dodge caravan by mitake
> >> and run it for about 50 miles. know it will not start. please help
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> Unless it was almost empty when the gallon of E85 was put in.
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I still cant see that causing a no start
danny burstein - 30 Jul 2008 21:04 GMT
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>> >> i put just over 1 gallon of e85 fuel in my 97 dodge caravan by mitake
>> >> and run it for about 50 miles. know it will not start. please help
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>> Unless it was almost empty when the gallon of E85 was put in.
>I still cant see that causing a no start
Sure it would, if that's all the fuel he's got....
Speaking of which, is the 1997 Caravan certified for E-85?
I know the 1998 one is.
(Even if it isn't, of course, the original poster's car
shouldn't have been clobberred by the fuel).

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clare at snyder dot ontario dot canada - 30 Jul 2008 23:58 GMT
>> >> i put just over 1 gallon of e85 fuel in my 97 dodge caravan by mitake
>> >> and run it for about 50 miles. know it will not start. please help
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>I still cant see that causing a no start
At E50 or more the engine might be too lean to start without having a
"learning" period on the mix. Not likely - but possible. Easy to fix
though - just add gasoline.
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