It was in 50's today. But in last few days, it was in single digit.
Tank was 1/4 full, what's dry gas?
Tank was 1/4 full, what's dry gas?
2008 Civic LX Sedan not starting
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If you mean ISOHEET type of thing? Then I have a few in stash and can use them.
Guess, car was flooded and now running fine, thanks to all of you how helped
Originally Posted By: EdwardC
How cold is it? Might be a good idea to keep the tank more filled when not driving often to prevent condensation.
Maybe not hurt to dump a bottle of drygas in as well.
Fuel systems are sealed. You won't get condensation.
How cold is it? Might be a good idea to keep the tank more filled when not driving often to prevent condensation.
Maybe not hurt to dump a bottle of drygas in as well.
Fuel systems are sealed. You won't get condensation.
Originally Posted By: Vikas
If the car was flooded, why did you think cranking noise was weak? was that incorrect observation?
No, I still think crank was weak and noise was faint, hard to explain.
If the car was flooded, why did you think cranking noise was weak? was that incorrect observation?
No, I still think crank was weak and noise was faint, hard to explain.
Originally Posted By: mightymousetech
Originally Posted By: EdwardC
How cold is it? Might be a good idea to keep the tank more filled when not driving often to prevent condensation.
Maybe not hurt to dump a bottle of drygas in as well.
Fuel systems are sealed. You won't get condensation.
Hah, I knew that they were sealed nowadays, but never put the two together that the condensation thing isn't really a thing anymore.
Originally Posted By: EdwardC
How cold is it? Might be a good idea to keep the tank more filled when not driving often to prevent condensation.
Maybe not hurt to dump a bottle of drygas in as well.
Fuel systems are sealed. You won't get condensation.
Hah, I knew that they were sealed nowadays, but never put the two together that the condensation thing isn't really a thing anymore.
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