What to Do If a Little Water Gets into the Motorcycle Fuel Tank?
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If water enters the fuel tank, it needs to be drained completely, reassembled, and the engine oil should be replaced. Here are some related details about engine water ingress: 1. Significant water ingress in the engine: If a considerable amount of water enters the engine but does not affect normal driving, except for louder noises, it may indicate a small amount of water in the engine oil or gasoline. In this case, the engine oil needs to be replaced, and the related engine components should be cleaned. 2. Reasons for a car stalling in water: If the distributor cap gets wet, it loses its normal ignition function. Water entering the engine's air filter increases intake resistance, and water in the combustion chamber prevents the spark plugs from igniting. Restarting the engine under these conditions can easily lead to hydro-lock.