- Jul 15, 2012
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Good afternoon Steamer,
That brings up an interesting point. I was watching for the "fill WW tank" light to come on when I was pumping out the tank on Monday and don't recall seeing it even when the tank reached the point that methanol stopped flowing.
If I unknowingly run the tank empty, will the various engine sensors not prevent the engine from advancing the timing to produce top power??
If this is not the case then I either need to double check that the WW fluid tank fill light is working or as I was doing this summer, always topping up the tank when I would check the oil etc.
But I am not sure how long a tank lasts either and if the "test" button produces full flow then it sure gets used up in a hurry.
I love this site, always something new I'm learning.
Cheers,
Garry
That brings up an interesting point. I was watching for the "fill WW tank" light to come on when I was pumping out the tank on Monday and don't recall seeing it even when the tank reached the point that methanol stopped flowing.
If I unknowingly run the tank empty, will the various engine sensors not prevent the engine from advancing the timing to produce top power??
If this is not the case then I either need to double check that the WW fluid tank fill light is working or as I was doing this summer, always topping up the tank when I would check the oil etc.
But I am not sure how long a tank lasts either and if the "test" button produces full flow then it sure gets used up in a hurry.
I love this site, always something new I'm learning.
Cheers,
Garry
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