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Will a cup or 2 of kerosene be a problem ?
I had to use a gas can for kerosene about a year ago there is about a cup or 2 of it still in the 5 gallon can that won't come out. Will a gas engine have any issues if I just fill it with gas with that little bit still in the can?
4 Answers
- thebax2006Lv 76 months ago
By a new gas can and don't mix gasoline with Kerosene and put it in a motor!
- ?Lv 66 months ago
L.N. is right. By the way, a low compression engine will run on kerosene if it is warmed up on gasoline. My grandfather had an old tractor with two fuel tanks, a small gasoline tank to get it started and a larger kerosene tank to run it on. (In the very old days, kerosene was cheaper than gasoline.)
A bit of kerosene mixed with 5 gallons of gasoline is not going to hurt a thing.
- Anonymous6 months ago
No, i owned a car with a 6 to 1 compression ratio and a 16 Gallon tank I would Fill tank with 6 gallons of Kerosene and 10 gallons of 5 star or Super Fuel and never had a problem
Back in the Fifties there was no duty on heating Kerosene in the UK
Low compression engines would run on warm Kerosene Like they did in WW2
