Can a new car use fuel additives?
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New cars do not require fuel additives; since the effects of fuel additives are relatively limited, and the fuel at domestic gas stations already contains fuel additive components, coupled with the fact that new car engines have short service lives and good working conditions, they basically do not produce carbon deposits. Therefore, there is no need to add fuel additives to a new car. Additional information: 1. The role of fuel additives: Fuel additives, also known as fuel enhancers, primarily function to clean carbon deposits, which has always been their main selling point. Additionally, they help maintain the engine and fuel system. Some special-purpose fuel additives can also improve the anti-knock properties of fuel. 2. Composition of fuel additives: Fuel additives are mainly composed of more than ten components, including nano-molecules, cleaning active factors, antioxidants, anti-corrosion agents, and demulsifiers. They are designed to target harmful components in fuel such as sulfur, gum substances, and engine carbon deposits, thereby achieving effects like enhancing power, promoting combustion, anti-oxidation, anti-wear, cleaning, dispersion, demulsification, anti-corrosion, and lubrication.