water in gasoline?
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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.
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, go hear to our website www.lubecontrol.com and read up on FP60. It is a very well respected product over on BITOG forums. It will remove water, dissolve carbon, add needed lubricity, reduce emissions, and possibly increase mpg. Works in gas or diesel.
Last edited by LubeControl.com; Mar 25, 2005 at 01:30 PM.
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.
Many used oil analysis with LC20 showing the benefits over at BITOG.
Many used oil analysis with LC20 showing the benefits over at BITOG.
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