Is Fuel System Water Remover Harmful to Cars?

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For vehicles that frequently operate at low speeds and do not have severe engine carbon buildup, it can generally be used. Below are the relevant details: 1. Purpose: Water remover is primarily used when switching from regular gasoline to ethanol-blended gasoline, as free water is inevitably present in the fuel tank. When the air in the tank cools, moisture condenses into water and settles at the bottom. 2. Phenomenon: Ethanol-blended gasoline is prone to phase separation when its water content is high, which can cause the engine to stall or fail to start. Therefore, water removal is necessary when using ethanol gasoline. Before switching, add B1041 water-soluble gasoline additive to the fuel tank in the specified proportion to help dissolve the water, allowing it to burn along with the gasoline and prevent accidents. During routine maintenance, unless under special circumstances, there is no need for additional use.