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How to start a a car with water in gas line 900

posted by  olyh01 on  Thu Jan 27 10:56 CST 2005
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This is a general, stupid question. The Volvo starts fine, the other car I suspect has water in gas line and won't start. It sputter a bit then die. It is fairly cold here (Andover, Mass., around 15ºF daytime high in the past few days.)

The question is how does one deal with that once there is (frozen?) water in gas line already?

(Next time I will make sure to build a nice heated garage and park the car in there, buy from reputable gas station, and add a can of dry gas. :)

Mucho TIA.

Lih-Yen





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