Should New Cars Use Fuel Additives?

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New cars do not require fuel additives because their engines have short service lives and good working conditions, which basically prevent carbon buildup. Additionally, the fuel at domestic gas stations generally contains fuel additive components. Below are the functions and composition of fuel additives: Introduction to Fuel Additives: Fuel additives, also known as fuel system cleaners, primarily function to remove carbon deposits, which has always been their main selling point. They also help maintain the engine and fuel system. Some specialized fuel additives can even improve the fuel's anti-knock properties (octane rating). Composition of Fuel Additives: Fuel additives are mainly composed of more than ten ingredients, including nano-molecules, cleaning activators, antioxidants, anti-corrosion agents, and demulsifiers. They are specifically designed to target harmful components in fuel such as sulfur, gum substances, and engine carbon deposits, thereby enhancing power, promoting combustion, and providing anti-oxidation, anti-wear, cleaning, dispersion, demulsification, anti-corrosion, and lubrication effects.