I would think this another good reason to run fuel injection since the
fuel never sits in a bowl. The fuel is continually circulated through
the fuel system. Any water should settle in the tank. And if there is
any water it would flow through the system with the fuel. It may not run
excellent, but it shouldn't quit. Is this correct thinking? Or am I
setting myself up for some false hope?

Bob Mears

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