Can Fuel Additive Be Added After Refueling?
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Fuel additive can be added after refueling, but the mixture may not be uniform enough in this case. It is recommended to add the fuel additive before refueling at the gas station, following the recommended ratio by pouring the fuel additive into the fuel tank first and then refueling. This way, the added fuel additive will quickly dissolve thoroughly under the impact and vortex stirring of the fuel, ensuring a more uniform mixture of the fuel additive and fuel. Functions of Fuel Additive: The role of fuel additive is to address the carbon deposit issues in the fuel system of fuel-injected vehicles, quickly restore the engine's optimal working condition, and compensate for certain deficiencies in gasoline properties. It also imparts new superior characteristics to gasoline, such as improving atomization, reducing wear, protecting the engine, and lowering emissions. Precautions for Adding Fuel Additive: Currently, the common fuel tank capacity for small family cars on the market is 35-45L, for mid-size cars it's about 55-75L, and for large or luxury cars, it's around 75-100L. The standard specification for fuel additive is usually 60ML, with 60ML typically being suitable for 30-60L of gasoline. Therefore, a common family car usually requires 1-2 bottles of fuel additive per tank of fuel, but the exact amount should be determined based on the specific conditions of the car.
