water in gasoline?

civic_luvr · 03-24-2005

has any1 ever heard of people putting alcohol in their gas tanks to burn water out of the tank. if you have pls explain this 2 me thanx.

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S2000man01 · 03-24-2005

a little water in your gasoline will not necessarily hurt the car. (ever heard of water injection?)

but yes there is a type of alcohol used to disperse water in the gasoline. redline SI-1 and SI-2 have such an alcohol.

gearbox · 03-24-2005

Get some HEET water remover and throw it in there. I felt a difference after using it maybe cause it's always rainy and humid here.

LubeControl.com · 03-24-2005

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gearbox · 03-24-2005

more info and link to what you're talking about?

oh I found it. looks interesting.

LubeControl.com · 03-25-2005

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gearbox · 03-25-2005

cool that's a good all in one cleaner and then some. I'll prolly pick some up from the site.

Nodnero · 03-26-2005

So LC20 for the motor oil and FP60 for the gas yeah?

LubeControl.com · 03-28-2005

Noderno, you are correct. LC20 will help clean the oil side of your engine and help keep oil from oxidizing and FP60 used in fuel helps clean the fuel side.

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civic_luvr · 03-28-2005

thanx guys 4 all ur help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!