FUEL ACTIVATOR — a device which is installed on a fuel hose of any car and significantly reduces fuel consumption by 20% and improves the engine performance.
Therefore, with the same amount of fuel on your car, you will drive MORE KILOMETERS!
Activators fully pay off in 3-4 months! The service life of Activators is 10-15 years
REDUCES FUEL CONSUMPTION — 20%
FUEL burns more completely with the Activator, and there is no soot on pistons, cylinders and spark plugs.
On the DIESEL cars, the injectors don’t get polluted, and there is no black smoke even at the throttling and during idle run.
ANY FUEL (petrol, diesel, gas), having passed through 10 magnetic fields of these Activator, COMPLETELY change its structure and properties, the fuel burns more completely and evenly.
Due to this, the engine begins to work much BETTER.
That is, we get quite different (better) fuel.
Usually, it is already noticeable after 10 — 20 km of run of the car with the installed Activator. Imagine how the engine is running with VERY GOOD FUEL …
You should agree that chopped firewood burns much better than whole logs … The same thing happens with the automobile fuel.
Activator is recommended for all makes of cars, of all kinds of fuel – GAS, GASOLINE, DIESEL FUEL.
Activators can be easily installed and operated:
1. Fuel consumption reduction by 20%
2. The power of engine is slightly increased.
3. The pistons and cylinders are cleaned from soot, sludge, slag and coke.
4. Prevent the formation of sludge on engine’s valves, piston rings, cylinder walls, in the spark plugs.
5. Reduce engine noise and vibration.
6. Reduce well CO and CH in the exhaust gases by 30-40%.
COMBUSTION ACTIVATOR reduces the fuel consumption of any cars by 20%. At the same time, it significantly improves the engine performance.
Knowing where the fuel hose is situated, Activators are installed within 5 minutes (see INSTALLATION)
ATTENTION! The main difference of THESE ACTIVATORS is in that in them 20 magnets are installed, which for a short time CHANGE THE STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF FUEL.
In other similar activators, which can be used on cars, there are only 2 powerful magnets, which are not able to change anything in the fuel (see «ANALOGUES»).
When you don’t like the Aktivators, then with no doubt you can return them back within 30 days (read «RETURN»).
ACTIVATOR reduces the fuel consumption of any cars by 20%.
The operating life is at least 15 years
We produce and sell them starting from 2008
PRICE:
The set of Activators (2 Activators) — 60,00 EUR
The price includes the deliver by post.
By postponing the purchase of a Activator, you OVERPAY for FUEL!
NOVELTY!
When installing both the Fuel combustion Activators and Autothermie Activators, FUEL CONSUMPTION is reduced by 30-40%!
Read «ACTIVATOR OF AUTOTHERMIE»
Who doesn’t love Activators:
1. Car manufacturers and oil companies. Most of the shares of car companies are owned by oil companies, which do not need to produce cars with low fuel consumption. They need to sell more oil!
2. Fuel dealers. Everything is clear, the more you save fuel, the less income they have.
3. Mechanics of car repairs. With Activators, the engine works better. The lack of carbon on the pistons, cylinders, plugs, injectors. That is, less repair is required, and this is a direct loss for car mechanics.
4. State. The less you spend on fuel, the less the state gets from excise and sales taxes.
That is why there is so much false and negative information about the Activators.
PATENTS
What does fuel consumption depend on?
Fuel consumption in a car mainly depends on the technical condition of the vehicle. The amount of fuel consumed depends on the engine, the type of fuel used, the efficiency of transferring engine power to the wheels, tire bending, aerodynamic drag, and traction.
10 Factors that Increase Fuel Consumption:
Unsuitable oil. Pistons and other moving parts of the engine will move less freely.
Old tires. The wheels have to rotate harder to maintain the required speed.
Untimely and substandard car maintenance.
Short trips. Most fuel is consumed at the start of the journey, so the more short-distance trips, the faster fuel will be consumed.
Faulty engine. Worn and dirty fuel injectors can lead to rapid fuel combustion.
Low-quality fuel. Not only will it be consumed in greater quantities, but it can also ruin the engine.
High speed in low gear. The RPM will be higher in this case, and the engine will consume more fuel.
Poor clutch condition. In this case, some of the engine power is lost and not transferred to the wheels, which leads to the use of more fuel.
An unheated car. It consumes more fuel. This is relevant in winter. Allow the car to idle for a while before driving.
Speeding, overloading, and air conditioning. Each car has its own speed limits, after which the fuel mixture starts to overspend. This puts a strain on the engine. When the air conditioner is on, the car consumes more fuel.
It can also be added that fuel consumption increases when the wheel angles are violated. This increases the resistance to movement.
How to calculate fuel consumption
To calculate fuel consumption correctly, fill the fuel tank completely and reset the daily mileage data. You will find how to do this in the instructions from the car manufacturer. Drive 200-300 km in the usual driving mode, as you drive every day. The tires must match the season.
How to calculate fuel consumption per 100 km? There is a special formula for this: divide the amount of fuel consumed in liters by the distance in kilometers and multiply by 100. For example, after driving 200 km, the car’s tank was empty by 50 liters. The fuel consumption calculation will look like this: 50 liters200 km×100=25 liters per 100 km.
When measuring fuel consumption, use the usual route. For example, if you mostly drive around the city, but you drove this mileage on the highway to calculate it, the result will be incorrect, since fuel consumption on the highway and in the city is different. As a rule, less fuel is consumed on a high-speed highway than in urban conditions. This is due to the fact that in the city you have to slow down more often, accelerate, and drive at lower speeds.
But fuel consumption will be different if you need to drive part of the way through the city and part along the highway. To find out how much a car consumes in such conditions, you need to find out the average fuel consumption. How to calculate the average fuel consumption? To do this, measure fuel consumption in the city and on the highway separately, calculate fuel consumption per 100 km in each of the scenarios to get the necessary data. The formula for calculating the average fuel consumption is as follows: (fuel consumption in the city × km in the city + fuel consumption on the highway × km on the highway) The total mileage is.
For example, we drove 30 km in the city, and then another 30 km outside the city on the highway. After calculations, it was found out that fuel consumption in the city was 10 liters per 100 km, and outside it — 8 liters per 100 km. From the data obtained, we have the average fuel consumption: (10 liters×30 km+8 liters×30 km)60 km=9 liters per 100 km.
The formula can be used for different scenarios. For example, we traveled a certain distance in a city in a day, then along the highway, and then in rural areas. In each situation, you need to calculate the fuel consumption. In this case, you will first have to add up the fuel consumption in the city, on the highway and in rural areas, and then divide by the total mileage for the entire trip.
How to reduce fuel consumption
First of all, make sure that the fuel consumption meets the standards specified in the technical specifications of the car. To do this, carry out maintenance according to the regulations at qualified service stations, refuel at proven gas stations with high-quality fuel. Here are some more tips:
Check the tire pressure regularly and be sure to follow this procedure in case of significant temperature fluctuations.;
Avoid sudden accelerations and use higher transmission gears if possible.;
In cold weather, insulate the engine so that it cools down more slowly during short stops.;
Remove the roof-mounted trunk if you are not using it.
If you remove the upper trunk, the aerodynamics of the car will improve, which will reduce its resistance to air. This will be noticeable at high speeds. This way you can reduce the load on the engine and fuel consumption.
Here are some more tips to help reduce fuel consumption.:
Reduce the weight of the car. The heavier the car, the more energy the engine needs to use to accelerate it. This will require more fuel.
Check the quality of the fuel being refueled and, if necessary, replace it with a better one. The use of low-quality gasoline or diesel leads to a decrease in engine power. The driver has to put more pressure on the accelerator pedal, which causes an increase in fuel consumption.
Change your driving style to a smoother one. High revs, frequent acceleration and sudden braking require a serious impact from the engine. At such times, it will consume more fuel than when traveling at a constant speed.
Use a pre-heater in the cold season instead of warming up the engine by idling it.
Plan your route. Before each trip, carefully plan the optimal route to avoid unnecessary traffic jams and excessive stops. Extra starts and stops significantly increase fuel consumption. Use navigation systems and information about road conditions to find the best way.
If you realize that you have stopped for a long time, turn off the engine. This way it won’t burn extra fuel.
Car fuel consumption is a complex issue that depends on many factors. Optimizing fuel consumption can be the key to reducing vehicle operating costs.