If it is a small amount of water add a can of Heet to the tank and fill it with gasoline. If it has allot of water you will need to pump all fuel out of the tank, add a can of Heet and fill the tank.
You can use a fuel tank additive called "Heet." Basically, Heet is a type of alcohol which mixes with the water in your tank and allows your engine to burn it. Depnending on the amount of water the tank could need removed or drained.
No. Drain the fuel tank and add a product such as Heet that will remove the left over moisture. If there is just a small amount of water, fill the tank with fresh fuel and add Heet.
get a couple cans of dry gas or (heet) and put in in the gas tank and it will eventually take the water out of the gas.
Remove the Water from Gas Tank: Depending on how much water got into the tank you can use a product like HEET that is sold in the automotive section of most stores that helps remove water from fuel. If there was a large amount of water the best way to remove it is to unhook the gas line where it goes into the engine and let it drain out. I would suggest putting a additive like HEET in with the gas after you do this to help get rid of any left over water. A newer additive, Dave Liles Ethanol Fuel additive is an ethanol prodcut that might be better at absobing water than an isopropyl alcohol product like HEET. The Liles Ethonal is at Lowe's and other places. Depending on your location, some States sell reformulated gas which contains up to 10% ethanol. Using an alcohol based additive will increase the alcohol content and could damage your engine. It is best to drain the tank and refill with fresh gas, preferably treated with a fuel stabilizer, such as a Briggs brand.
The difference between HEET and ISO-HEET: ISO-HEET (which comes in a red bottle) contains isopropanol while HEET Gas-Line antifreeze (which comes in a yellow bottle) contains methanol Both products prevent gas line freeze-up hassles but remove water in different ways.
No, white exhaust smoke is a symptom of coolant entering the combustion chamber. You my have a blown head gasket.
Have you tried using gas line antifreeze? That will help to remove some of the water in the gas. The best way to make certain all the water is out of the tank is to siphon the gas out, let the tank air out and re-fill the tank with gas from a station you know does not have water in the gas.
Heet is a brand of fuel additives used to prevent gas line freeze-up and improve cold weather starting performance in vehicles. It is commonly used in winter months to help remove water from the fuel system and prevent icing.
NOt personally, but all it takes is a small amount of water in the fuel holding tanks at the gas station. This will be transferred into your tank...and well water doesn't burn very well. This will cause the the cylinders to misfire and make the vehicle stutter and hesitate...buy some HEET or a similar chemical from an auto parts store to help clear up the problem.
No. You can't put regular HEET in a diesel engine or an engine that requires oil and gas mixed, but you can put ISO HEET in all combustion engines.
Yes, water is considered a fuel contaminant, and can definitely damage a car's engine. Depending on how much water is in the tank there are a couple of options. If there's not too much water you can pour in a fuel additive like "Heet" or "DryGas". These products contain an alcohol that mixes with the water and allows it to burn off safely. However if there's a lot of water you may have to have the tank removed and either cleaned or replaced.