Do I Need to Add Cleaner When Switching to Ethanol Gasoline?
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Switching to ethanol gasoline does not require adding a cleaner. As a new generation of clean and environmentally friendly fuel, ethanol gasoline itself is an excellent organic solvent with strong dissolving effects. After adding ethanol gasoline, impurities, dirt, and sediments at the bottom of the fuel tank and in the fuel lines will automatically be softened and dissolved into the gasoline. With increasingly stringent national controls on vehicle emissions, both engine technology and fuel quality have been gradually improving. The cleanliness of today's gasoline is very high, and the amount of sediment and dirt produced in the fuel tank is minimal. For cars that are 5 to 6 years old, there is no need to clean the fuel lines at all. If no issues occur after switching to ethanol gasoline, even after driving an additional 30,000 kilometers, cleaning the fuel lines is still unnecessary.