Can gasoline with a small amount of water still be used?

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Gasoline with a small amount of water can still be used. Here are the specific symptoms of using gasoline with high water content: 1. Engine shaking: If the water content in gasoline is too high, the water will be transported from the fuel pipeline to the cylinders, preventing the gasoline from fully burning. This will increase engine carbon deposits, leading to abnormal engine shaking. 2. Weak acceleration: Incomplete fuel combustion will directly affect the car's power, resulting in weak acceleration. 3. Engine knocking: Long-term use of gasoline with high water content can cause engine knocking and cylinder knocking. 4. Clogged fuel lines: High water content in gasoline can cause rust on the inner walls of the fuel tank and produce other impurities, leading to rust on related components and causing the car to stall. In severe cases, it may even prevent the car from starting.