What to Do If There's Water in the Gasoline?
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Solutions for water in gasoline: 1. If there is only a small amount of water in the gasoline and the fuel tank is not full, you can continue to add water-free gasoline to dilute the water content. Alternatively, you can add fuel additives such as fuel tank water removers or fuel system cleaners to help the engine burn more efficiently. 2. If there is a significant amount of water, it is necessary to drain all the fuel from the tank and refill it with water-free gasoline. If the car exhibits symptoms like engine shaking or poor acceleration, it is advisable to visit a 4S shop to clean the fuel filter, fuel lines, and fuel injectors. Otherwise, severe cases may result in the car failing to start. Gasoline has strong hydrophilic properties and can absorb moisture from the air, so a low water content is generally not a problem.