Posted by sotxbill on April 19, 2012 at 06:25:39 from (99.42.196.213):
In Reply to: Sugar in gas tank posted by Red Mud on April 18, 2012 at 15:58:59:
I see two stories here.. one is sugar in the gas,, the other is sugar in the crankcase...
sugar in the gas isnt likely to coat lifters and cams.... so I smell a rat...
and a tank with water in it will not run it long enough to get into the crankcase. it would spit and sputter and then die... been there, done it too many times..
soooooooo....
I thinks we are talking apples and oranges here..
sugar in the crankcase... it a whole 'nother myth busters.. and yes,, i suspect very bad things will happen.. but you would have to run it on GOOD gas for a long time to get it there...
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