A put-put engine is extremely simple. It has a tank which contains water with two tubes leading from the water supply, perhaps in a pond. Under the tank is a source of heat which brings the water in the tank to the boil and makes steam. This steam rushes down the two pipes to the water supply, so moving the boat forward, almost like a jet engine. But that lasts only for a very short time because the steam condenses in the colder water, thus reducing the pressure in the tank such that a little more cold water enters the tank, which is heated to "steaming point" once more. So we hear the put put put put put........
it burns
It burns like hell.
take away all the fuel around the fire. this wont put it out but the fire will stop when it burns up the rest of the fuel
below the fuel pump there is a diaode with a float attached, what happens is the diaode burns out with repeated usage, pull the tank pay 50.00 to get a new sender to put on the float and taaaa daaaaaaaa your fuel guage will work again
it burns and it may spark and set off a fire
The redstone will burn. No questions asked, it burns.
Depends on what kind of "wrong" fuel you're referring to...
It will flow over the sides
it cooks and if left long enough in the oven it burns. only if the oven is on.
Lose weight or put it on. It is that simple...
The apple burns just like any peice of food!
Then you get the tank dropped and drain it out, replace the fuel filter(s), and flush the fuel system. Other than that, nothing actually happens - the diesel fuel won't ignite.