What to Do If You Accidentally Added Expired Fuel Additive?
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Accidentally adding expired fuel additive will not achieve the effect of cleaning carbon deposits, but it will not have adverse effects on the car. The functions of fuel additive are as follows: 1. Clean Carbon Deposits: High-quality gasoline additives contain purifying factors that can clean harmful substances such as gum deposits in fuel and engine carbon deposits. Continuous use can help remove carbon deposits in the fuel system, including the fuel injector, intake valve, and intake manifold, restoring the vehicle's original power and maintaining optimal performance over the long term. 2. Improve Atomization: Gasoline additives utilize nano-molecular materials to directly attack the long-chain carbon bonds in fuel molecules, creating "micro-explosions" in the combustion chamber. This results in secondary atomization of gasoline, promoting complete combustion, improving thermal efficiency, and reducing fuel consumption. Comparative tests on actual vehicles show that gasoline additives can save 3~15% of fuel. The effect is particularly noticeable during long-distance high-speed driving, making it more economical than usual. 3. Protect the Engine: High-quality gasoline additives consist of organic nano-molecules, cleaning activation factors, and more than 10 other materials, including antioxidants, anti-corrosion agents, and demulsifiers. They are specifically designed to target harmful components in fuel, such as sulfur and gum deposits, as well as engine carbon deposits. Gasoline additives also have functions such as oxidation resistance, cleaning, dispersion, demulsification, anti-corrosion, and lubrication.
