So a corrupt system gives one the right to violate law?
What's the old saying "two wrongs don't make a right".
I'm not sure which side you're coming from.
I will iterate a few things though..
1. Dumping ATF into your tank is not against the law, it's an additive, not a fuel, in the quantities generally used.
2. Even IF it were 'against the law', an unconstitutional law is no law at all.
3. Similarly, a warrant issued without PC, or without listing a place to search, is no warrant at all.
4. Moral, and legal, are two different things, a majority of the time.
WA state, as most states do, have a 'you must let police do an equipment inspection at any time' law, which is clearly unconstitutional, however, since you have to have standing in order to fight it, you have to be subject to an unlawful inspection before you can contest it, and those who have been subject to it in the past have not been willing to contest it.
Those willing to stand up, whether it be to dippers (revenuers), or to State Police/Patrol doing unlawful equipment inspections (under the hood = search), force the agencies to get a warrant, but a warrant can't be legally issued because no PC exists for one. Again, one will probably be issued anyway, but that gives you more ammo to use against them in further court proceedings.
Not a political post, merely one pointing out how the legal system is supposed to work.
Edit: I use TCW3, which is a marine 2 stroke oil, for lubricity, and it dyes my fuel a nice ocean blue, heh... so, with ATF, TCW3, and oil (in amounts not classified as fuel, but 'additives') I have a nice deep purplish fuel. hhahaha