Do new cars need fuel additives when refueling?
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New cars do not require fuel additives when refueling. Since the engine of a new car is in good working condition and has a short service life, there will be no carbon deposits buildup. Moreover, the fuel at gas stations is already regulated to contain a certain amount of fuel additives. Fuel additives, also known as fuel system cleaners, currently serve the functions of cleaning carbon deposits and maintaining the engine. Precautions for refueling a new car: First, understand the gasoline grade and the location of the fuel tank to avoid using the wrong grade of gasoline. When arriving at the gas station, make sure to check whether it's gasoline or diesel, find a suitable position to park, and prepare to refuel. After refueling, remember to tighten the fuel cap until you hear a click before starting the car.