The Fed's Ethanol Subsidy Will Destroy Your Car's Engine

Turning corn to fuel was a promise that led the federal government to subsidize billions of dollars for an inefficient fuel. It took as much energy to produce ethanol as ethanol produces when it burns. Perhaps, there was another driving factor in pushing ethanol from Mordor. Could it be ethanol could save the American car industry? Listen to reason here.

A new federal study proves what I have known for a long time. Ethanol destroys your car's engine.

The Examiner reports:


The fuel industry's American Petroleum Institute tested the 15 percent ethanol gas approved in 2010 and found it gums up fuel systems, prompts "check engine" lights to come on, and messes with fuel gauge readings.

"Failure of these components could result in breakdowns that leave consumers stranded on busy roads and highways," said the industry report. Worse: API said the fuel problems--not found in E5 or E10 blends--aren't always covered by auto warranties.

My friend Dean has been warning his customers at the AutoZone as he sells more Lucas fuel treatment to save fuel systems from the effects of this new federally mandated fuel. Knowing the US government is now in the auto producing business, doesn't it seem very likely they want a profit on their return. Perhaps they always knew this and found corn fuel as a way to shorten the life of your car so your local Chevy dealer sees more business.