How Many Bottles of Fuel Additive Can Be Added Per Tank of Gas?
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Currently, common household vehicles require 1-2 bottles of fuel additive per tank of gas, but excessive use should be avoided. The maximum recommended amount per tank is no more than 5 bottles (60ml per bottle). The exact number of bottles to add should be determined based on the specific conditions of the vehicle, for the following reasons: 1. Generally, household vehicles require 1-2 bottles of fuel additive per tank. Common small household cars typically have fuel tanks ranging from 35-45 liters, mid-size cars around 55-75 liters, and large or luxury cars around 75-100 liters. 2. The standard specification for fuel additives is 60ml per bottle, with 60ml typically suitable for 30-60 liters of gasoline. Additionally, for car owners who habitually fill only two-thirds or half a tank, one bottle of fuel additive should still be added for optimal results.