[themarinos]

You can use reg unleaded gas if you need to it won't hurt, both Marathon Gas stations
have the gas for the golf carts. If you have a gas can all the Wawa stations have it as well

[thevillagernie]

1/2 amile up the road next to winn dixie

[justjim]

Originally Posted by Mortal1

You don't need leaded non-ethanol gas for your cart. A looong time ago the ten percent ethanol gas used to have a negative effect on some o-rings and gaskets. That's a thing of the past and is no longer true. If you wish to spend more on gas have at it, but you are truly wasting your money from a purely scientific point of view. Quite similar to changing oil every 3000 to 5000 miles. With the advent of modern synthetic oils it's 10000 to 15000 miles between oil changes.

You are spot on. I have been using regular unleaded 15% ethanol in my gas carts for 12 years with no problems and I go north for three or four months most summers. But to each his own…

[Skip]

Here's where to find No Ethanol gas in the US and Canada. You can focus on Florida (Click on FL).
Stations in and near The Villages are listed.
PURE GAS DOT ORG

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[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by justjim

You are spot on. I have been using regular unleaded 15% ethanol in my gas carts for 12 years with no problems and I go north for three or four months most summers. But to each his own…

Are you sure you have been using E15 fuel in Florida for 12 years? I believe E10 is common but I don't know that I've ever seen E15.

[Sparky25]

Originally Posted by LateBoomer

fairly new to a golf cart. Was told that I could get non-ethanol gas for my cart at the 7-11 in colony plaza. Went there yesterday, tried two pumps, neither would allow me to select the 90 Octane non-ethanol gas.

So I assumed they were out?

so other than there, and the Villages Golf Cart gas stations, where are other, cart-accessible locations to get non-ethanol gas?

Running a bit low now...

thanks in advance

This happened to me once. Then I realized I was picking up the wrong hose. You cannot press the button for non-ethanol gas when you pick up the wrong hose.

[Dgodin]

WAWA sells non ethanol gas. The pump is set up with a separate line for non ethanol (blue handle) and you have to first pick up the handle, then select non ethanol.

[Challenger]

Originally Posted by LateBoomer

fairly new to a golf cart. Was told that I could get non-ethanol gas for my cart at the 7-11 in colony plaza. Went there yesterday, tried two pumps, neither would allow me to select the 90 Octane non-ethanol gas.

So I assumed they were out?

so other than there, and the Villages Golf Cart gas stations, where are other, cart-accessible locations to get non-ethanol gas?

Running a bit low now...

thanks in advance

Have had 3 Yamahas and 1 EZGO carts over 10 years. Never used non ethanol. Never one problem due to regular gas(87). Average 42/43 MPG on 87 octane. Saved a lot of money. Read posting on this site.

[HORNET]

Drove my Yamaha cart for years before non-ethanol gas was available around here , carts 11 years old and still running OK with around 50,000 miles

[HORNET]

How true

[Villages Kahuna]

Have you tried The Villages Golf Carts service station facilities? They have them at their Lake Sumter and Brownwood locations, maybe more. It’s safe to assume that a golf cart service station will be selling the correct kind of gas, don’t you think?

[dougawhite]

Originally Posted by Annie66

The Marathon gas station at Pinellas has 2 pumps that have recreational fuel which is code for ethanol-free gas.

If you have a doctor's note you can get the medicinal fuel.

[Vernon Hud]

I have a 2007 yamaha, and have never used anything but regular gas, and leave it sit for 5 months each summer and have never had a problem. Use regular gas.

[Ddesimone]

I go to the Marathon on 466A.

[Garywt]

I alway just get regular 87 octane gas at any station but Marathon. Always works fine.