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What is included in an Ethanol Plus Service?

Writer: Team ParkFix
Team ParkFix
Jun 10
2 min read


E20 fuel is becoming the new standard across India, and higher ethanol blends may become common in the future.

Unfortunately, most older bikes and scooters were not designed for these fuel blends, leading to gradual damage and performance issues over time.



Common Problems Caused By Ethanol-Blended Fuels

  • Fuel tank corrosion

  • Fuel pipe deterioration

  • Carburettor deposits

  • Fuel injector clogging

  • Fuel filter blockages

  • Reduced mileage

  • Hard starting

  • Rough engine performance



Affected Components?

Ethanol-related damage is most commonly found in:

  • Fuel Tank

  • Fuel Pipe

  • Carburettor

  • Fuel Injector

  • Fuel Filter

  • Fuel Pump

  • Rubber Seals & O-Rings



Can Old Bikes Be Upgraded For Higher Ethanol Fuels?

Currently, there are no scientifically proven kits or upgrades that can make older bikes fully compatible with high ethanol fuel blends.

The best way to support and protect your bike is through regular maintenance focused on the components most affected by ethanol.




Introducing ParkFix Ethanol Plus Service

ParkFix is the first company in the world to bring a dedicated ethanol-focused bike service right to your doorstep.

Our Ethanol Plus Service is designed to clean, protect and maintain the fuel system components most impacted by ethanol-blended fuels.


What’s Included?

✅ Fuel stabiliser added to your petrol

✅ Carburettor / Fuel Injector cleaning (based on bike model)

✅ Fuel Filter cleaning (based on bike model)

✅ New Fuel Filter installation (based on bike model)


Suitable for bikes and scooters across the Indian market.



How To Book

  1. Visit your bike’s General Service page

  2. Click “Request To Book”

  3. Select “Ethanol Plus Service” from the add-on options

  4. Complete your booking






Important Notice

The Ethanol Plus Service does not magically make your bike E30, E50 or E85 compatible.

It is designed to reverse certain damage already caused by ethanol-blended fuels and help improve the lifespan of your bike’s fuel system.

 
 
 

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