Key Functions of Titan Fuel Lubricant Additives: 



  1. Improved Fuel Efficiency: Some additives help fuel burn more completely and efficiently, which can increase engine power and reduce fuel consumption.
  2. Reduced Emissions: Enhanced combustion can lead to less soot and pollutants, benefiting the environment.
  3. Enhanced Lubricity: For fuels like Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD), which has reduced natural lubrication after sulfur removal, Lubricity Extreme can restore lubricity and prevent wear on components like fuel pumps and injectors.
  4. Fuel System Cleaning: Detergent additives, for example, can prevent and remove deposits on fuel injectors and valves, ensuring optimal performance.
  5. ​​A powerful blend of oils and additives that contain no SOLVENTS. Designed to increase power and fuel mileage and also lower exhaust emissions through a more complete combustion.



Common Types of Fuel Lubricant Additives: 

Fuel Injector Cleaners: Help remove deposits from fuel injectors for efficient fuel delivery.

Cetane Boosters: Improve the ignition quality of diesel fuel, leading to better cold starts and reduced emissions.

Fuel Stabilizers: Extend fuel shelf life, especially useful for vehicles stored long-term.

While some fuel additives can offer benefits, it's important to have realistic expectations. Some studies have shown positive effects, such as improved combustion or reduced emissions. However, dramatic improvements in gas mileage are unlikely. Additionally, using the wrong additive or overusing it could potentially damage your engine or fuel system. It's crucial to follow manufacturer recommendations and consult a reputable mechanic or additive specialist if unsure. 

Important Considerations: 



Fuel additives are not a substitute for regular vehicle maintenance like oil changes and filter replacements.
The effectiveness of additives can vary depending on the specific product, vehicle, and driving conditions.
Avoid mixing different additives or using supplemental additives without proper knowledge or testing.

Consult your vehicle's owner's manual for any recommended or approved fuel