Subject	How does the fuel get watered down? Just absorbing
Posted by	not4resaleZ on July 02, 2015 at 10:01 AM
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In Reply To	You make some good points. posted by bartz32tt on July 01, 2015 at 05:13 PM
Message	water from the air in the gas tank doesn't seem like much. If that air circulates with outside air due to an unsealed system, that might be a lot more water.
Follow Ups	old write ups - TJSB 07:22:58 07/01/15 link - njz 08:08:29 07/01/15 You may not care, but I think CC removal and bypass - not4resaleZ 14:16:42 07/01/15 Interesting. Would like to see input from others... (n/m) - ZXoltan 14:52:05 07/01/15 Me too. I would be happy to be wrong. (n/m) - not4resaleZ 16:50:46 07/01/15 You make some good points. - bartz32tt 17:13:40 07/01/15 How does the fuel get watered down? Just absorbing - not4resaleZ 10:01:02 07/02/15 I always use my car in a well ventilated area. Do you think - 240Z FeO2 10:15:11 07/02/15 I don't know enough about this topic to say for sure - bartz32tt 16:29:57 07/02/15 Like when I drive by the paper mill plant or when a diesel - Zuberman 15:40:08 07/04/15 Re: You may not care, but I think CC removal and bypass - ttz'in (norcal) 13:17:38 07/02/15 I planned on deleting due to IC flow interference - ZXoltan 17:29:36 07/02/15 Well the reasons so many North Americans die of heart attack - ConVerTT 21:56:17 07/02/15 Robo's page still has a lot of good writeups. - PiotrC70 18:45:56 07/02/15
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