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March 19th 2008 15:51
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Fuel Pump Hero
Ok, here's the drill.
You get your paycheck, you pay the bills, you keep some money set aside for gas.
Gas prices go up, you have to stay home, run all your errands in one trip, sell shoes on ebay for gas money (Yeah, I've done it) and/or maybe hitch a ride with a co-worker.
You can trade in your SUV for a hybrid, I considered this option, but the Jeep had just gotten paid off, and I don't want another payment. So what other options do I have?
I keep a close eye on maintenance and tire pressure, take it easy on the pedal, coast a lot, and do the "longest trip first, shorter stops on the way back" to make sure I'm not starting cold more than once in a trip. (I read that your fuel economy is better when your engine is warm at startup)
I still couldn't afford to drive this monster vehicle more than the bare minimum, and I like to keep the roads hot. So, in my frustration, I was really beginning to consider buying a $1000 clunker, to avoid having another car payment, and just letting the Jeep sit in the driveway.
Then a friend let me try some of this stuff. It's this green, stinky (and I do mean STINKY) stuff, that you put in your gas tank, it dissolves in the gas, and cleans out your tank. SHE said it wouldn't work at all on the first tank, I'd have to go 4 tanks or more to see any results. What really happened is that, on the first tank, the Jeep started running a little smoother, Now, on the second tank, we're seeing a small increase in efficiency. By the 4th tank, I'll be so sold I won't be able to shut up about it.
And it's dirt cheap!
Fuel Pump Hero
You can get enough of it to treat 20 tanks of gas for only $25. And that's retail.
You can buy it wholesale, if you want, and save even more! By the second tank, you've made your money back in fuel savings!
Plus, this stuff is safe for use in any internal combustion engine. Gas, diesel, hybrid, lawn mower, weed eater, boat, generator, etc.
Is that good timing or what?
You get your paycheck, you pay the bills, you keep some money set aside for gas.
Gas prices go up, you have to stay home, run all your errands in one trip, sell shoes on ebay for gas money (Yeah, I've done it) and/or maybe hitch a ride with a co-worker.
You can trade in your SUV for a hybrid, I considered this option, but the Jeep had just gotten paid off, and I don't want another payment. So what other options do I have?
I keep a close eye on maintenance and tire pressure, take it easy on the pedal, coast a lot, and do the "longest trip first, shorter stops on the way back" to make sure I'm not starting cold more than once in a trip. (I read that your fuel economy is better when your engine is warm at startup)
I still couldn't afford to drive this monster vehicle more than the bare minimum, and I like to keep the roads hot. So, in my frustration, I was really beginning to consider buying a $1000 clunker, to avoid having another car payment, and just letting the Jeep sit in the driveway.
Then a friend let me try some of this stuff. It's this green, stinky (and I do mean STINKY) stuff, that you put in your gas tank, it dissolves in the gas, and cleans out your tank. SHE said it wouldn't work at all on the first tank, I'd have to go 4 tanks or more to see any results. What really happened is that, on the first tank, the Jeep started running a little smoother, Now, on the second tank, we're seeing a small increase in efficiency. By the 4th tank, I'll be so sold I won't be able to shut up about it.
And it's dirt cheap!
Fuel Pump Hero
You can get enough of it to treat 20 tanks of gas for only $25. And that's retail.
You can buy it wholesale, if you want, and save even more! By the second tank, you've made your money back in fuel savings!
Plus, this stuff is safe for use in any internal combustion engine. Gas, diesel, hybrid, lawn mower, weed eater, boat, generator, etc.
Is that good timing or what?
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