Winter is upon some of us. Thus, which is it: can gas lines really freeze or not? I’ve heard both sides…

I want to know so that I’m not wasting my money on HEET. I’ve heard people say that gas’ freezing point is like negative 70 degrees Fahrenheit or something unbelievably low. I do use HEET during the summer when it rained all night or in the morning to since I knew water somehow got into the tank because of the way the engine would run until I drove for a few miles until it became normal again. This also happened when I would first start my truck up in the afternoon on really really humid days.

Engine Revving Slightly Higher, After Water, Ethanol or Both were Forced into the Fuel/Exhaust System?

You may need to think outside the box on this one…

My ’05 Subaru Impreza RS is revving slightly higher than it used to, and it’s experiencing some sort of sloshing sound at start up. This latter part is very brief, and only happens at start up. I’ve been to a lot of technicians about this, including two Subaru dealers in the upstate of SC. Nobody has been able to help yet.

How many o2 sensors are in a2003 f350 super duty and a1997 f150 and do they both have map sensors?

i am going to put o2 sensor extenders on both trucks and i am going to use a hydrogen generator and a map sensor enhancement on both trucks. Thanks and don’t tell me its not possible, do your research hydrogen generators built from water for gas specs work 100%.

How can i deturmine both, how much gas fuel per minute going into my car, and how much gas from a tube per min

A vehicle is capable of running off of other fuels, such as propane and hydrogen. How can i find out how much gas/air mix is going into my engine per minute, and how can i find out how much gas is comming out of a tube from a device creating that gas? for the purpose of making sure the device is creating the same ammount of fuel as the car needs to run?
thing is, i am making a hydrobooster. i would like to run th car totally off of hydrogn. its been done before in other ways.