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MDR Gasoline Water Zorb Water Absorber - 16 oz - MDR-567
Item: #875019 | Part Number: MDR-567$23.99
Description
- Emulsifies water so it safely burns through the engine
- Helps prevent fuel line freeze-ups and corrosion
- Effective for treating condensation and contaminated fuel
- One ounce treats up to 18 gallons of gasoline
MDR Gasoline Water Zorb Water Absorber - 16 oz - MDR-567 Item # 875019
Description
Features:
- MDR's Gasoline WaterZorb disperses and emulsifies water right into the fuel, allowing it to pass through filters and safely burn away with the fuel
- Prevents freeze ups and improves engine performance
- WaterZorb can be used as preventative maintenance against condensation
- Water can accumulate in fuel tanks by condensation, contaminated fuel, or leaky filler cap gasket promoting rust and corrosion
- Also, reformulated gas (RFG) has been known to attract water and other contaminants
- For larger volumes of water, WaterZorb will totally emulsify its own volume of water
- One ounce of MDR's Gasoline WaterZorb treats 18 gallons of gasoline (One pint treats 300 gallons of gasoline)
Part Numbers for MDR Gasoline Water Zorb Water Absorber - 16 oz - MDR-567
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
R J M from
Rain water in boat fuel tank
I had left my boat fuel fill cap open by mistake and experienced a 2” rainfall overnight with the cap open. I have a 50 gallon thank. I envisioned 2 inches of water on the bottom of the tank the next day!
A boating friend mentioned water sorb to help… and I quickly ordered it up and poured it in my tank. I have no proof if water entered my tank or not ( but I think maybe it did). I think the Water Zorb may have saved me. My boat started right up and had no issues !
Date published: 2025-09-23
Questions
Can this be used with all makes of engines? Looking at using this porduct to assist in resolving water in the gas on a 454 Crusader boat engine.
Yes I believe it can!!
Date published: 2024-03-28
Does it harm rubber in engines?
The label does not say anything about harming rubber in engines. It does say you can use it regularly in your tank.
It does say it contains petroleum distillates.
Date published: 2025-12-23