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Mart, I'd drop her in to Krazy Horse, your closest dealer I believe, and have them take a look at it. Worst case, it's still under warranty.
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Yes, probably easier. I'm about 90mins from them, so the temptation is to sort it myself.
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Your point about E10. E5 is the better fuel if you are leaving it in the tank for a couple of months. Otherwise, on these modern engines and fuel systems, I would be surprised if they make any difference. On my old carburettor motorbikes and lawn mowers, I only use E5. I've found it takes longer to go off than E10 and there's less ethanol to upset the fuel lines and o-rings.
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