Posted by gbs on April 18, 2012 at 17:38:29 from (184.171.141.145):
In Reply to: Sugar in gas tank posted by Red Mud on April 18, 2012 at 15:58:59:
even though all the sugar won't dissolve how much did,IE water will only absorb x amount per gallon same thing with other compounds,it only takes a small amount to wreak havoc on an engine especially a carbureted one , today's blended fuels with alcohol stand a better chance because alcohol will dissolve sugar, if you don't think alcohol will dissolve sugar get some 190 proof and pour rock candy in it,after a couple days there will still be undissolved candy in it, but but taste it, use to be used for cough syrup, as for myth busters there interesting but not ALWAYS ACCURATE,have been involved with a few of there myths in reality and they didn't turn out as they showed them
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