8th Jun 2015, 21:56
Not true - the vehicle is constantly in motion and thus the gas and water keep mixed and do not form different layers while the vehicle is in operation.
Not true - the vehicle is constantly in motion and thus the gas and water keep mixed and do not form different layers while the vehicle is in operation.
7th Jun 2015, 14:01
All my cars and 2 motorcycles take 93 octane. Straight out of the owner's manual. Maybe you should read up on low octane and high octane. And ethanol issues. I don't even like water in my vehicles unless I am washing them. Let alone getting into the fuel system. Acid rain is bad on new car finishes. If I couldn't have a garage, I would rent an apartment and take a bus.