It depends on how much ethanol you're adding and how the logs look.
What do you currently run? Where are you located, and do you have a current log?
Generally speaking you can't just switch from pump gas to E85 but there are some exceptions like Brazil where the cars are better prepped for ethanol from the factory.
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Sorry, I forgot to mention. I'm in Brazil and my car is the Activeflex version, which from the factory accepts both gasoline and ethanol.
My tank is in reserve, the idea is to complete it only with ethanol and run with 100% ethanol.
If you need any configuration, if you want to use gasoline in the future would it be possible to revert the configuration?
That's not a JB4 function, it'll be more of an ECU function. I now that option is offered in Brazil. Ultimately it'll depends on how the logs look. That's a big jump but isn't all of your Fuel at least E25 or something like that?
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