Is an Empty Fuel Tank Necessary When Adding Gasoline Additives?
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An empty fuel tank is not strictly necessary when adding gasoline additives. It depends on which method is more convenient for operation. Here are the advantages of using automotive fuel additives: 1. Eco-friendly product: Reduces black smoke and saves fuel. It can significantly decrease engine emissions of carbon monoxide, sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, and hydrocarbons by over 30%. The world's first plant-based palm oil-derived fuel additive (fuel molecular ion decomposer) contains no harmful substances and substantially reduces harmful gases emitted due to incomplete combustion. 2. Increases torque value: Extends engine service life. Numerous tests prove that this automotive essence enhances engine power, delivering ideal performance. Depending on conditions, improvements can range from 15% to 25%. 3. Enhances cooling and quiets the engine: Cooling the engine and reducing noise minimizes friction and wear during engine operation. While lowering noise generation, it also effectively dissipates heat and maintains optimal engine temperature under prolonged high-temperature conditions.