How Do You Remove Water From A Gas Tank?
Water in a vehicle’s gas tank can create major problems for a car. Water contaminates the fuel and prevents it from burning as powerfully as pure gasoline, which causes a vehicle’s engine to use more fuel and operate inefficiently. Water can also corrode other parts of a car’s engine, particularly the pistons and combustion chamber. Consequently, it is important to remove contaminated gas from a car’s tank as quickly as possible. Slide one end of the copper tube into one end of one of the pieces of 8-inch-long rubber tube. Seal the attachment area with the electrical tape. Attach the other end of the rubber tube to one end of the fuel primer ball by sliding the end of the tube into the valve on the ball. Slide one end of the second piece of rubber tube into the second valve on the other side of the fuel primer ball. Seal all attachment areas with electrical tape. This apparatus will serve as the fuel siphoning device. Slide the copper tube into the gas tank. Push the tube all the way t
