Should You Drive on the Highway After Adding Fuel Additive?
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No need to drive on the highway; driving slowly in the city is more effective. The following are the functions of fuel additives: 1. Clean the fuel system: High-quality gasoline additives contain purification factors that can remove harmful substances such as gum and engine carbon deposits from the fuel. Continuous use can eliminate carbon buildup in the fuel injectors, intake valves, and intake manifolds, restoring the vehicle's original power and maintaining optimal performance over the long term. 2. Improve atomization: Gasoline additives use nano-molecular materials to directly break down long-chain carbon bonds in fuel molecules, creating "micro-explosions" in the combustion chamber, which leads to secondary atomization of gasoline, promoting complete combustion, improving thermal efficiency, and reducing fuel consumption. Real-world tests show that gasoline additives can save 3–15% of fuel, especially during long-distance highway driving, where the savings are more noticeable. 3. Protect the engine: High-quality gasoline additives are composed of organic nano-molecules, cleaning activation factors, antioxidants, anti-corrosion agents, demulsifiers, and more than 10 other materials. They are specifically designed to counteract harmful components like sulfur, gum, and engine carbon deposits. Gasoline additives also have functions such as oxidation resistance, cleaning, dispersion, demulsification, anti-corrosion, and lubrication. 4. Reduce wear: Excessive engine noise is not only due to poor vehicle sealing but also because internal carbon deposits and sludge accelerate engine wear. High-quality gasoline additives with cleaning, oxidation resistance, and lubrication properties can significantly improve this phenomenon. Removing carbon deposits and gum can noticeably reduce engine wear, thereby lowering engine noise and extending engine lifespan.
