Fuel Doctor FD-47 Fuel Saving DeviceAs a vehicle gets older, the power systems often will generate and experience more electrical noise or electrical interference. This electrical noise ... Read More >
50 hp Yamaha motor boat (1996). Something is shutting down the carburetor. New, thermostat,water pump,fuel pump,fuel lines, fuel/water seperator (4 within year).
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.
If it were directly ingested, i.e. swallowed. This is hydrogen gas when strontium reacts with water. Hopefully looking for something along the lines of cyanosis, heart failure, something to do with lead (Pb). This is a chemistry assignment, but I don’t know if this is the right track, thanks!
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