VP Fix-It-Fuel® For Small Engines

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SKU6635

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Use VP Fix-It-Fuel® if your lawnmower won't start (or any other piece of outdoor power equipment). Fix-It-Fuel is a single-use treatment for poor or non-running small engines damaged by ethanol-blended pump gas. It cleans and rejuvenates the fuel system, resulting in quicker starts and smooth operation.

Fix-It-Fuel is an 89-octane 50:1 gas mix and is ETHANOL-FREE. It's pre-mixed with oil and works in any 2- and 4-cycle small engine application.

Fix-It-Fuel cleans and repairs the fuel system without removing the carburetor or injectors, saving you time while helping to prevent costly repairs and downtime. We recommend using VP Fix-It-Fuel as a pre-treatment before using ETHANOL-FREE VP Small Engine Fuel, which is designed for ongoing use to prevent ethanol-related problems from occurring in the first place.

For easy pouring, try the VP EZ Spout It's durable and works on all quart + gallon-sized cans of VP Small Engine Fuels and all quart-sized bottles of VP additives.

  • Cleans carburetors and injectors.
  • Fixes ethanol issues caused by pump gas.
  • Rejuvenates rubber and plastic.
  • Off season storage protection.

What Pump Gas Does?

Do you currently use pump gas in your expensive outdoor power equipment? Many people unwittingly assume that if it works fine in their vehicle, it will work in their portable equipment. The truth is, using pump gas is the worst thing you can use. Why is that? In a word, ethanol.

The majority of pump gas is blended with ethanol, which is an oxygenate. When ethanol-blended gas sits in the tank over time, phase separation takes place. That’s when the ethanol absorbs water and separates from the gasolina.

Water causes corrosion, which eats away the vital engine and fuel system components of a 2-cycle or 4-cycle small engine. Those hard-working little engines demand better maintenance.

It doesn’t take much gum or corrosion to foul up a small motor, and you can't store pump gas long-term because it degrades quickly and forms gums faster. That's why you have to use fuel stabilizers when storing your outdoor power equipment.

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Because of regulations from the federal government’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), our fuel shipper assesses a surcharge above and beyond the standard shipping charge for each 6-gallon case of fuel ordered.

This charge will be included in the shipping charges for the fuel.

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