Can Fuel Additives Be Added After Refueling?
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New-generation fuel additives can be added either before or after refueling. The primary function of fuel additives is to compensate for vehicle issues caused by insufficient fuel quality through their formulations and ingredients. Functions of Fuel Additives: Clearing carbon deposits and cleaning the fuel system: The cleaning and activating agents in new-generation fuel additives help remove harmful substances such as gum deposits in fuel and engine carbon buildup. After five consecutive uses of fuel additives, carbon deposits on the exhaust pipe are significantly reduced, and components like the filter, throttle valve, and fuel system remain clean. Enhancing engine performance: The nano-components in new-generation fuel additives can adsorb and encapsulate gum deposits. Under high temperatures, they create gaseous "micro-explosions" in the combustion chamber, leading to secondary atomization of the fuel and promoting complete combustion, thereby boosting engine power. Over 90% of vehicles experience noticeable power improvement after the first use of fuel additives, especially when the car feels sluggish, is older, heavily loaded, or on long trips. How to Use Fuel Additives: Open the fuel tank cap and pour in a full bottle of gasoline additive, then fill the tank with gasoline. Avoid adding extra gasoline or additives before the current tank is used up. After driving 10,000 km, repeat the process by using another bottle of gasoline additive as recommended in the first step. It is important to emphasize that each use should involve a full bottle of additive per full tank of fuel. During use, the vehicle's emissions may produce an unusual odor, which is normal and does not indicate any damage to the vehicle.
