Can Fuel Savers Really Save Gas?
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Fuel savers actually cannot save gas. A fuel saver can only operate within the vehicle's displacement limits. For example, installing one on a 2.4L displacement vehicle won't make it consume fuel like a 1.0L car. The fuel injection volume is preset during manufacturing and determined by the engine load. Below is an introduction to different types of fuel savers: 1. Solid-State Fuel Catalysis & Air Oxygenation Type: This product uses solid-state physical fuel and air catalysis. During operation, it automatically cleans carbon deposits in the fuel lines and injectors, optimizing injector atomization to ensure complete fuel combustion and improve thermal efficiency. 2. Oxygen-Enriched Type: It utilizes the vehicle's DC power to ionize air under high voltage, producing O3 (ozone), which is then delivered to the engine to increase oxygen supply. 3. Electronic Type: Some connect between the battery terminals, while others plug into the cigarette lighter. They contain capacitors to stabilize electrical current.