Yes,
there are no moving parts and no tools are required for installation. The
system is easily secured to the fuel line, water hose and air intake with the
fasteners included with a Vortex Fuel Saver. However, many people have trouble finding the fuel line, or the correct place
on the fuel line, to install a Vortex Fuel Saver. Vortex
strongly recommends having a certified mechanic install the system.
Why
do I need to install a new air filter when installing a Vortex Fuel Saver?
Proper
air flow is crucial to the performance of the Vortex Fuel Saver.
A dirty, or clogged, air filter reduces the amount of air available, preventing
complete combustion of the fuel.
Do
I need to do anything else after installing a Vortex Fuel Saver?
After
the Stabilization Period of two to four full tanks of gas, it is highly
recommended you change your oil due to the Vortex Fuel Saver's
ability to clean the carbon and varnish build up in your engine causing the oil
to become dirty. After this oil change, you will be able to go for a
longer period of time/more miles between oil changes, typically 1.5 to 2 times
longer then before installing a Vortex Fuel Saver.
In
most cars/light trucks there will be a measurable reduction in emissions and an
increase in horsepower after the first mile or two of driving. The MPG
will also start to increase which can be seen on many vehicles that have
dashboard displays of MPG or Miles to Empty. The stabilization period for
the average automobile/light truck is two to four tanks of gas -- the smaller
the engine the less time it takes for the engine to acquire an electromotive
force from a Vortex Fuel Saver.
Will
a Vortex Fuel Saver work on fuel injection engines, carburetor engines,
air cooled engines or hybrid cars?
Yes
to all. The Vortex Fuel Saver works by effecting the fuel, not the engine
(though it does remove the unburnt fuel from the engine), so it works on
various types of engines and fuel delivery systems. It should be noted,
however, that the Vortex Fuel Saver is a complete system enabling
it to do so, unlike many of our pseudo-competitors whose products only work on
carburetor engines.
Will
a Vortex Fuel Saver disrupt my car's computer system?
No, the essence
of the Vortex Fuel Saver system is focusing power in one
direction and negating it in the other. Putting two pieces of the system
facing each other you can literally feel the power, however, putting two pieces
of the system back to back you will notice there is no effect as the power is
contained by a back plate. Furthermore, the car's computer is usually
located inside the car, not in the engine, providing plenty of distance between
the computer and a Vortex Fuel Saver.