Ace20
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Is anyone here familiar with fuel separation systems like Fass Fuel. What are its benefits to diesel vehicles?
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Diesel Cars and Fuel Separation Systems
- Thread starter Ace20
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Looks like some people like them and have been around a few years
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007QF3IAQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8
Make sure you buy through this web site
Hit the amazon button above
Francis Vineyard
Registered User
It would have the same benefits as Fuel Line Magnets, Fuel Line Ionizer, Intake Water Injector, Electronic Engine Ionizer, Power Pills, Marvel Mystery Oil, Nitrogen filled Tires, etc.,
Generally if any of these types of products improved performance or reliability the automobile manufacturers would be promoting, selling or installing them.
Generally if any of these types of products improved performance or reliability the automobile manufacturers would be promoting, selling or installing them.
advertising. Francis wins. Only because I removed the link to Fass Fuel.
I owned diesels for years. When I traded a Dodge for a GMC that first Monday several neighbors were late for work.
I owned diesels for years. When I traded a Dodge for a GMC that first Monday several neighbors were late for work.
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