Since fuel is an organic material, it begins to age and deteriorate the minute it leaves the refinery. By the time you put it into your fuel tank, it has already aged considerably. Worse yet the Fuel continues to age as it sits in your tank and this aging process is accelerated during combustion.

What Happens When Gasoline Ages ?
During the aging process, masses of carbon, gum, and resin form in your fuel. These masses become too large to burn completely, and the combustion process is compromised. Your engine can not give you the performance it was designed to. The fuel will burn less efficiently causing you to lose power and fuel mileage. Also the unburned matter forms damaging abrasive deposits on your engine and in the fuel system. End results your engine wears out faster.

THE SOLUTION: STABILIZING YOUR FUEL
Gasoline deteriorates because it become chemically unstable. This occurs during transportation, storage and use, exposing the fuel to oxygen and heat. This exposure causes the fuel to become unstable and the aging process begins.

The good news is, this aging process can be halted. If the gasoline is kept in balance - kept chemically stable then aging does not occur. This is exactly what the Lucas Fuel stabilizer does. Lucas Fuel Stabilizer’s unique additives causes a chemical reaction with your fuel immediately upon contact. It works chemically within the fuel to keep it at peak stability during combustion and during storage.

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With the aging process halted, the masses of carbon, gum and resins do not form. Your stabilized fuel performs better, and there fore, so does your engine giving you:
· More power
· Increased fuel economy
· A cleaner engine and fuel system
· Reduced maintenance costs
· Extended engine life