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Yes. Water is not combustible. For the hydrogen to be combustible in water it needs to be removed from the H2O. To remove it from the H2O it requires a large amount of electricity (or similar). If you've got that much electricity, might as well just power a motor.
No, water does not combust under earthy reasonable pressure. A pure water engine as science exists now is totally impossible. The only "water" engines I've seen require separation of the molecules. To make it happen efficiently a method of seperating hydrogen from the oxygen without more energy than just powering an electric engine would be required.
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