

| Subject: | acetone again |
| From: | Don Williams |
| Date: | Thu, 6 Oct 2005 08:48:45 -0700 |
Acetone is an organic solvent and has properties that are very different than gasoline. I wouldn't want to even ride in a vehicle whose fuel lines have been exposed to acetone----you just can't know what the effect of small amounts of acetone in gasoline might have on those lines. I'm already pissed off about the additive changes that have been made to gasoline, and the extent to which the driving populace is a guinea pig for the trial of these materials. Engine fires are not fun events and it seems you should do everything possible to prevent one. That should include not experimenting with solvents on fuel lines. Don
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