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FUEL & HIGH HUMIDITY

Posted By FORD DEARBORN 2 Years Ago
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This is the second time I've seen this happen while rebuilding a carburetor.  The pie plate contained fresh fuel when after no more than 5 minutes, it developed a milky appearance. Temperature is almost 90* with 70% relative humidity, one of those hot, humid sticky days in south east Michigan. Evaporaation kept the fuel cool while it pulled moisture like a sponge out of the atmospherte.  The first time I noticed beads of water rapidly forminghttp://forums.y-blocksforever.com/uploads/images/50da3cfd-bfe3-4903-975b-2139.jpg on the bottom of the pie plate. 

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Yep, I've taken apart carburetors with water damage from sitting with fuel (white corrosion) 


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