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16. Jan 2007 at 11:17
 
Hi everyone

Ive been offered some "FUEL TABLETS" this morning and just wondered if anybody as come across any before im told it cleans your engine and fuel lines thus making the car perform better.

Any info would be appreciated

Thanks Lee  [smiley=undecided.gif]
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Re: fuel tablets
Reply #1 - 16. Jan 2007 at 11:35
 
Two words -----  snake oil......

If its what I think it is, this or its forefathers have been around since WW2.  Possibly originally used to boost the very low octane rating of wartime fuels.  Previously marketed under a name similar to 'magnapower'.

Drop in the tank or fit a gubbins in the fuel line and it instantly boosts the octane rating by a gazzion percent?

Better buying BP Ultimate of the Shell equivelant, imho.

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Reply #2 - 16. Jan 2007 at 15:38
 
hotel21 wrote on 16. Jan 2007 at 11:35:
Two words -----  snake oil......

If its what I think it is, this or its forefathers have been around since WW2.  Possibly originally used to boost the very low octane rating of wartime fuels.  Previously marketed under a name similar to 'magnapower'.

Drop in the tank or fit a gubbins in the fuel line and it instantly boosts the octane rating by a gazzion percent?

Better buying BP Ultimate of the Shell equivelant, imho.

HtH

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you might as well stick an aspirin in the tank for all the good they will do.
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Reply #3 - 16. Jan 2007 at 16:06
 
If you realy want to use an additive chuck a can of Forte Fuel treatment through it with half a tank of fuel.....

The thought of putting a solid tablet into a fuel tank and hoping it dissolves fully so it doesn't get stuck in the fuel pump/filter concerns me slightly...
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Reply #4 - 16. Jan 2007 at 17:54
 
[quote author=lj707 link=1168946240/0#0 date=1168946239]Hi everyone

Ive been offered some "FUEL TABLETS" this morning and just wondered if anybody as come across any before im told it cleans your engine and fuel lines thus making the car perform better.

Any info would be appreciated

Thanks Lee  [smiley=undecided.gif][/quote]

Where you offered these in a dark alley? If so then I don't think they are for the car, mate...   ;D
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