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Originally Posted by humfrz
I reckon you're just ah messen wich our minds, there @ guybo ...... 
Yes, all liquids are compressible to a degree ..... however, the change in density of liquid gasoline with pressure, is so small it's negligible.
WIKI learnt me that .......... 
humfrz |
No, I'm not. there's no way in hell that gasoline can hydrolock an engine with the starter only. It compresses enough that it can't cause a bent rod. Water won't compress at all and will bend a rod with the force of the starter motor though. Plus the injector would have to be pretty messed up to dump THAT MUCH fuel into the cylinder anyway.
Unpossible.