Hello WAYNE!

25 May 10 20:23, you wrote to me:

 WC> So I guess when latent water freezes in the gas line
 WC> of an automobile in Mass. during the winter causing the car
 WC> to fail to start the 'bubbles and cavities' allow the car to start?

 WC> Not.

So water that freezes in a gas line is seawater and under the pressures of
1 mile deep water?

and what you describe typically happens when a vehicle has sat for a while,
this wellhead isnt sitting idle.

Agitation and aeration Wayne, think if you can.

Also Gasoline is just one component of the petroleum being expelled,
therefore you cannot assign the properties of one component to the whole.
Kinda like Hydrogen and Oxygen have quite different properties by
themselves, as opposed to when they are properly mated when in the form of
water.

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