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Read this on Andy W's site thought you lads with diesels might find it interesting:
If you drive a Diesel vehicle, this will interest you
Do you want to save money?
Do you want more miles to the gallon?
Do you want better performance?
If yes to these, read on.....
I have been testing out an additive to put in your diesel for a while now and this definately does everything I have mentioned.
I was getting 500 miles to the tank of diesel in my 1800 escort van & now I am getting just under 700.
My diesel tank holds 47 Litres, so that is 10 Gallon. Obviously I was getting 50mpg but am now at 70mpg
The performance of my engine has definately got one hell of a lot better also.
When overtaking, there is no need to drop a gear to accelerate quickly and it is a lot smoother than before.
What is the additive I hear you ask...... ACETONE
Basicly the same stuff as nail varnish remover but without the additives.
Take it from me, This stuff actually does work.
I would not tell you guys if it did not.
Acetone is not noticable in the amounts that are used and is not illegal to put in your tank.
It actually lowers your emissions on your vehicle and cleans your fuel lines and injectors at the same time.
If you did not already know, you cannot burn every single piece of diesel, there is waste that does not burn in a diesel engine.
The Acetone makes this usually wasted part burn where it is needed, in the cylinders.
The way to use Acetone....
Always add into a full tank of fuel.
The best way to do this is to start with a lower ammount than you will actually find works best in your engine.
I found it best to start with 1ml per litre of diesel then go up by 1/2ml per litre after you have used that full tank.
Take a reading of the miles you get on your tank of fuel with the 1ml of acetone added then when you refill, add 1 1/2ml per litre and take a note when you are ready to fill up again.
If your mpg has gone up again, then it is safe to try another 1/2ml per litre of diesel.
Keep this up until you actually notice a drop in mpg.
Once you notice this, then it is the last amount you used before noticing a drop in mpg that you will be best using.
All cars can be slightly different regarding what amount is best.
In my own, I actually use 1 1/2ml per litre.
Don't worry, Acetone DOES NOT damage your engine.
One of my mates has been running it for over a year in his car and it has had no adverse effects on his engine at all.
You can expect a rise in miles per gallon anywhere from 10 - 20 mpg
1 Gallon of Acetone only costs £10 but that will last you nearly a year as it is only Millilitres that you are using per tank of fuel.
GIVE IT A TRY, YOU WILL BE AMAZED.
I guarantee you, this is not a wind up, it actually works.
If you drive a Diesel vehicle, this will interest you
Do you want to save money?
Do you want more miles to the gallon?
Do you want better performance?
If yes to these, read on.....
I have been testing out an additive to put in your diesel for a while now and this definately does everything I have mentioned.
I was getting 500 miles to the tank of diesel in my 1800 escort van & now I am getting just under 700.
My diesel tank holds 47 Litres, so that is 10 Gallon. Obviously I was getting 50mpg but am now at 70mpg
The performance of my engine has definately got one hell of a lot better also.
When overtaking, there is no need to drop a gear to accelerate quickly and it is a lot smoother than before.
What is the additive I hear you ask...... ACETONE
Basicly the same stuff as nail varnish remover but without the additives.
Take it from me, This stuff actually does work.
I would not tell you guys if it did not.
Acetone is not noticable in the amounts that are used and is not illegal to put in your tank.
It actually lowers your emissions on your vehicle and cleans your fuel lines and injectors at the same time.
If you did not already know, you cannot burn every single piece of diesel, there is waste that does not burn in a diesel engine.
The Acetone makes this usually wasted part burn where it is needed, in the cylinders.
The way to use Acetone....
Always add into a full tank of fuel.
The best way to do this is to start with a lower ammount than you will actually find works best in your engine.
I found it best to start with 1ml per litre of diesel then go up by 1/2ml per litre after you have used that full tank.
Take a reading of the miles you get on your tank of fuel with the 1ml of acetone added then when you refill, add 1 1/2ml per litre and take a note when you are ready to fill up again.
If your mpg has gone up again, then it is safe to try another 1/2ml per litre of diesel.
Keep this up until you actually notice a drop in mpg.
Once you notice this, then it is the last amount you used before noticing a drop in mpg that you will be best using.
All cars can be slightly different regarding what amount is best.
In my own, I actually use 1 1/2ml per litre.
Don't worry, Acetone DOES NOT damage your engine.
One of my mates has been running it for over a year in his car and it has had no adverse effects on his engine at all.
You can expect a rise in miles per gallon anywhere from 10 - 20 mpg
1 Gallon of Acetone only costs £10 but that will last you nearly a year as it is only Millilitres that you are using per tank of fuel.
GIVE IT A TRY, YOU WILL BE AMAZED.
I guarantee you, this is not a wind up, it actually works.
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