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I'd like to know that myself, found nothing in a web search, but maybe I asked the wrong question.

I've always been told that water reaching the injectors in a diesel engine will flash to steam as the injector "fires" and the steam will cut chanels in the injector tip. This will cause the fuel to spray as droplets rather than a fine mist.

Actually there is a form of algae that can grow on the interface between the water and fuel oil. I can't recall the name but I bought a bottle of the algaecide the kills it some years back when I got my M51A2. I had been sitting for several years with a full tank at the Forestry yard. It...