Fuel Treatment Results Best Phase Separation & Water Control In Gasoline Powered Carbureted Engines

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Carbureted engines require a good supply of fuel and have to be versatile and able to handle moisture, especially in regions with major temperature changes happen quick and condensation forms
This causes reactions with the metals of the carburetor to form gum or varnish inside the carburetor bowl
Condensation that is formed inside a partially empty fuel tank on a machine or sitting on the floor in your garage will always gather at the bottom and may only cause you issues once you get to that portion of the fuel even if fresh fuel is added
Phase separation of ethanol blended pump fuels happens sometimes soon as 30-60 days from when it is bought at the pump (depends on the additives)
Fuel separates out along with an alcohol/water/methanol mix from this condensation and gathers at the bottom of the tank/container
We search for a solution to the problem by keeping the moisture suspended, eliminating the issue completely
We (along with others) have shown traditional treatments do not work
This fuel blends in a fuel injected engine and burns off fine (mostly) in most cases but in a carbureted system it does not work like that.
We test fuel treatment and additives Phaser 3000, Formula X 2 and K 100
We use phase separated fuel from prior equipment to test the ability of these treatments to reverse this separation and let the water form back in
This video shows you if these treatments remove and fix water or separated ethanol from gas with a fuel treatment / additive
Even larger, fuel injected equipment or vehicles can become victim to these bad gas issues.
We do these tests and see which treatments work and which do not hold up and use food coloring to show water separation and test run fuel solution
Which ones will work?
We do a full fuel test on these different treatments and show what it takes with different phase separated and ethanol free fuels how they do to reverse the phase separation as they claim to.
Use the results to come to your own conclusion!
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You can purchase K-100 at amzn.to/3U8veb1
You can purchase Formula X-2 at amzn.to/3Obbboj
Ethanol free fuel is the best thing to run in any small engine and I would never recommend anything other than this
We recommend Aspen fuel for canned fuel
2-Butoxyethanol is used in many household products including Windex and other solvents
You can purchase 1000ml of it on Amazon at amzn.to/4bPHe7M or a gallon at amzn.to/42DUZ5h
It is starting to sound like even the treatments that work to combat water in the fuel are just cheap solvents that are marketed to perform a reversal that the solvent could do itself?
Use ethanol free treated fuel with something that combats the water or a canned fuel for best results.
We have used Phaser 3000 for quite a few years and haven't seen fuel/equipment come back we have put our ethanol free fuel and treatment in.
This test changes our view of it completely!
We get ethanol free fuel from standalone pumps locally and it is clear, good fuel
To see our previous fuel test go to • Taking Water Out Of Fu...
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[@WiSeNhEiMeR-1369]

THANKS COOP ...

[@IndRepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@tempusveritas8901]

Thanks'

[@IndRepair]

Glad to help! Crazy stuff

[@IndRepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@philliphall5198]

Thanks for the advice and testing Truth is coming out 😊

[@IndRepair]

Yes sir!

[@hardhead-cz3ro]

correction alcohol in the gas attracts water then saturates and then separates from the gas

[@IndRepair]

Bingo in the front row

[@Dann2013]

I accidentally left a gas cap off of a 120 gallon ethanol free fuel tank and it rained all night... It's a boat with a 1.5" fill. What would you add to the tank if it's ethanol free fuel and most likely just a cup of water? Roughly 60 gallons of gas in the tank. Still haven't found any water in the fuel/water separator and I ran about 30 gallons through after it happened.

[@IndRepair]

Anything to mix the water back into the fuel solutions will work well. The Phaser we use here would work wonder in mixing this back in

[@joedyberry]

how many ounces of 2-butoxyethenol per gallon of fuel?

[@IndRepair]

To treat fuel Phaser recommends 1 oz for every 4 gallons of fuel (1/4 oz per gallon). We dose ours just a little higher than that at 1.5oz per 5 gallons (.3 oz per gallon). The phase separation dosage rate we found that worked was 20oz/gallon at a 5% saturation. Thanks for watching!

[@phaedruscj3330]

@@IndRepair So the same amount for the straight 2-butoxyethenol? I'm confused. So it took 28 ml of 2-butoxyethanol in 15 oz tested fuel per jar. I've watched several times and it looks like a total of 15 oz per jar 8+3+4 and 28 ml or 1 oz of 2-butoxyethanol per 15 oz. 128 oz per gallon/15oz = 8.5 8.5 x 28 ml = 238.9 ml or 8.07 oz So roughly 8 oz of 2-butoxyethanol per gallon? I'll edit or delete this if I have totally messed this up.

[@BonesXXX22]

@@phaedruscj3330 Hello, is your calculation of 8oz of 2-butoxyethenol, per gallon of gas right.. He didn't reply, I was just wanting to make sure.

[@kentballard4944]

where did you purchase the 2butoxyethanol and how much was it?

[@IndRepair]

amzn.to/4bPHe7M at this time it is running $34 for 32 oz