E10 fact sheets
- E10 Brochure
- E10 Fact Sheet #1 - UPDATED
- E10 Fact Sheet # 2
Frequently Asked Questions on E10
Q: Is the 1998 Honda Civic E10 compatible?
A: No, research states incompatibility for years prior to 2004
Q: Can E10 be used in a lawn mower?
Yes, but be sure to check owner’s manual
Q: Are weed whackers E10 compatible?
A: Yes, most small equipment are.
Q: Since my 1994 Honda Civic is not compatible with E10 what other options do I have?
A: Some level of retrofitting would have to be done or you may also wish to purchase a Flexi Fuel Vehicle (FFV)
Q: Are my 1990’s Ford Econoline van and my 1999 CRV E10 compatible?
A: Yes, both are compatible but cross check with manufacturer
Q: Are my 2004 Honda Civic and 2001 Mitsubishi Gallant E10 compatible?
A: Yes, both are compatible but cross check with manufacturer
Q: Is the 2002 Toyota SUV/Town Ace E10 compatible?
A: Yes, according to Toyota most post 2000 vehicles are compatible but you could also cross check with the manufacturers as well as the owner’s manual
Q: Is my 1993 Toyota Corolla E10 compatible?
A: According to the Pilot Study carried out in 2006 this make vehicle was found to be satisfactorily compatible.
Q: Can my 2005 Toyota Passo use E10 if I only use 90 Octane?
A: You may check with the dealer or user manual you are advised however, to continue using such fuel
Q: Can my 2003 Nissan station wagon use E10?
A: E10 can be used in the vehicle.
Q: If I start using E10 can I switch back to 87 gasoline if E10 is not available in gas station?
A: Yes. You can top up with regular octane.
Q: How much cheaper is ethanol?
A: The price difference is not significant at this point. It stands at $2 on every litre from Petrojam refinery.
Q: Does ethanol burn out faster than regular 87?
A: No, but you can also check with Petrojam Ethanol for more technical information.
Q: How is the water content of ethanol controlled when combustion takes place? Is the quality of gasoline high, is ethanol used pure?
A: According to literature reviewed the low per cent of ethanol and the vapourising quality does not call for concern in this area, only for "sensitive vehicles.” The gasoline quality is high and yes the ethanol is pure.
Q: How does ethanol affect gas mileage?
A: Performance varies from car to car depending on the condition of your car and other variables but if all conditions are at an optimum you will see improved performance of the car with the use of E10.
Q: How do I know if water is in my E10 and what do I do if this occurs? Does the gas station give me free gas in return?
A: If you suspect that gas is bad report it to the ministry of energy and include the gas station that E10 was bought.