What Are the Harms of Gasoline Additives?
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Gasoline additives do not have any harms. The functions of gasoline additives: Gasoline additives, abbreviated as fuel additives, are designed to compensate for the inherent quality issues of fuel and the limitations in automotive mechanical manufacturing. They help gasoline engines overcome cold start effects and crevice effects, and remove carbon deposits from intake valves and fuel injectors. Types of gasoline additives: Fuel additives are categorized into four types: cleaning, maintenance, octane number adjusting, and comprehensive. Cleaning additives are used to prevent issues such as poor fuel supply, engine shaking, unstable idle speed, increased fuel consumption, and poor acceleration.