How Water Gets Into a Gasoline Tank

Condensation inside the tank, fuel quality at the pump, and ambient humidity are the most
common reasons water ends up trapped in a fuel system. In small amounts, it settles at the
bottom of the tank since it is denser than gasoline.

What It Does to the Engine

  • Corrosion on the tank wall and metal fuel system components
  • Unstable combustion as the air fuel mixture is disrupted
  • Reduced engine performance even with regular servicing

The Solution: Water Remover Gasoline

Reiniger Water Remover Gasoline binds the water trapped in the tank and dissolves it into the
fuel so it burns off safely instead of settling and causing corrosion. Simply pour it into the
gas tank periodically, especially after refueling from a source of uncertain quality, to keep
the fuel system clean and engine performance at its best.