Water is heavier than gasoline and the pick up tube is located at the lowest point in the fuel tank so, to stall a car and cause it not to restart, I would guess several ounces would be enough once the water has been pumped up to the engine.
Answer2:It really depends on where the water is. Water outside the car won't stall it until it reaches the air inlet. At that point, a single drop touching an airflow metering sensor can be enough. Absent an airflow metering sensor, it would take a lot of water to block an air filter.Inside an engine's combustion chamber, it can take only teaspoons to stop the engine turning or cause the engine to physically break.
In a fuel line, sufficient water to be insoluble (typically about 2%) or so will do the trick, alcohol fuels excluded. Some alcohol fueled vehicles can tolerate (but not happily) more than 15% water in the fuel.
Alternator is defective.
It would require 74,530 US gallons of water.
Does it stall at idle, just after you start up? Does it stall when you give it gas - or take your foot off of the gas? Does it stall at stoplights, stopsigns, etc? Does it stall when the engine is hot or cold or warm? I would love to try and help, but you've gotta give me something to work off of!
You could but the fuel mileage would take a beating.
I take it you mean when you have river front land. You would own the river water that comes over your land. And yes you may take it. Where you would put it is a good question.
It would take about 1.25 gallons of water to make 10 pounds of ice cubes, as each gallon of water weighs approximately 8.34 pounds.
you got to give it gas so you can take of and then it wont stall
Raising the water level on Earth by one foot would require approximately 356,000 cubic kilometers of water.
I'm no mechanic, BUT that happened on my Taurus when the fuel pump was not functioning properly. Best to take it in.
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No eating Ice cant kill you. If so what would be the cause of death. Would it be from water poison. In order to die from water intoxication it would take a large amount of water. It would take several gallons of water in a short period of time before getting water intoxication. With that said there's no possible way to eat that much ice in a short time frame of an hour or so.