How To Use Fuel Savers Fuel Conditioner
It is important to state for the record that you cannot overdose your engine with too much conditioner (gasoline or diesel bullets).
1. Suggested Procedure For Use of Fuel Savers Gas Bullet
What follows is the Fuel Savers recommended usage procedure that should be followed when you purchase and first use the Fuel Savers gasoline or diesel bullets (or diesel wafers) for your vehicle. We recommend that the first treatment requires that a triple dose of bullets or wafers be used for the first tank full of fuel. The second and also the third treatments also require that a triple dose of bullets be used. After you have repeated this procedure for three gas or diesel fuel fill ups then all subsequent fill ups will require a single dose per refill.
The Fuel Savers gasoline bullets effectively condition 80 liters (20 gallons) per bullet. The Fuel Savers gasoline bullet, because of the caustic nature of gasoline, will dissolve while "static," that is, with no agitation, in about two hours in a jar of gasoline. However, when inserted in a vehicle's fuel tank before fill up, it will dissolve within minutes.
To use the Fuel Savers gasoline bullet remove the individual bullet from the foil backing. Etch out the form of the bullet on the back of the blister pack with a small knife or paper clip and remove the bullet from the package. Insert the bullet into the nozzle of the gasoline pump, push the nozzle of the gasoline hose past the gas protector flap, activate the pump and fill your fuel tank. Most vehicles have a small wire mesh filter about seven inches beyond the refueling spout that will prevent the tablet from entering the fuel tank. The agitation of the gasoline fuel passing over the bullet during your refueling will break the bullet down and fully dissolve it for maximum distribution throughout the gasoline fuel.
2. Suggested Procedure For Use of Fuel Savers Diesel Bullet
The Fuel Savers diesel bullet comes in two different sizes. A small bullet that treats 80 liters (20 gallons) and a large wafer that treats 800 liters (200 gallons). The diesel bullet will take about 48 hours to dissolve while "static" in a jar of diesel, but will break down in about ten minutes if broken up and placed in an agitated tank prior to refueling. We recommend that a triple dose of bullets or wafers be used for the very first tank full of fuel. The second and third treatments also require that a triple dose of bullets be used. After you have repeated this procedure for three diesel fuel fill ups all subsequent fill ups will require a single dose per refill.
To install, the foil backing should be etched out on the back of the blister pack surrounding the bullet with a small knife or paper clip and then the bullet or wafer should be cut up and dumped into the tank prior to fill up, so it will dissolve faster.
Storage
All bullets should be stored in a room temperature of about 72° F or less. The bio components of the bullets begin to get soft when temperatures exceed 90° F and will melt when temperatures reach 110° F, as would occur in a vehicle on a hot summer day. However, because the bullets are homogenized, they can be recovered by turning the blister pack, plastic side down, while the bullet is still in a gel form and returning the package to room temperature. The bullet will resettle into the plastic cradle of the blister pack and reform. The bullet is still totally useable either way as the ester ingredients are still active; however insertion may be more difficult if the bullet has semi dissolved and reformed improperly in which case it must be scraped out and into your fuel tank.
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