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    Using E10 in Golf engines (and any other VW)

    Is a thread on Whirlpool about this with one guy banging on that according to an FCAI website every VW injected motor from 1986 can use E10

    Heres the link Mods can chose to leave it or not

    Just a moment...


    Im in the never use it brigade
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    The only cars I would ever use E10 in are rental cars. Would never use it in my own cars.
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