Why should a driver avoid driving with a nearly empty fuel tank in winter?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Moisture condenses inside the tank and fuel line freezing may occur
- Step 1: Winter fuel management. Step 2. Low fuel leaves air space where condensation forms water that sinks and freezes in fuel lines or filters. Answer: Moisture condenses inside the tank and fuel line freezing may occur. Why not the others: Injectors do not catch fire from low fuel; ABS is hydraulic, unrelated to fuel; catalytic converters are unaffected.
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