Removing water from a fuel indicator can be done in several ways. The most common and effective way is to use an absorbent material like paper towels or rags, as this will soak up the water quickly. You'll need to locate the fuel tank and then remove the filler cap before placing your absorbent material into the opening of the tank. To ensure that all water has been removed, you should allow at least 10 minutes for absorption before replacing the filler cap and continuing with your journey. Alternatively, if you have access to a siphon pump you may prefer to use this method instead; simply attach it to one end of a hosepipe, place it into your fuel tank and then carefully suck out any remaining liquid until only air remains. Once again, make sure all traces of moisture have been removed before closing off your fuel tank's lid securely. Finally, if necessary you may also consider adding some type of additive or sealant which will help prevent further condensation in future – although as always it’s best practice to check with your vehicle manufacturer beforehand!