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actually you mean ethanol. Ethylene is an ingredient in anti-freeze. Unless the vehicle is specially equipped to be a flex-fuel vehicle, the is no. There is no cost benefit to running ethanol anyway. Ethanol is cheaper to buy, but gets significantly less miles per gallon, so you are burning more fuel when you run it.
