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Old 06-10-2014, 10:21 PM   #481 (permalink)
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Agreed.

I've found a couple of papers like this, posted in journals I've never heard of.

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OK, I've run a "real world" test of magnets on the fuel line and air intake.

Three fills without magnets -
2169 km, 112.81 litres = 5.66 l/100km average.

Three fills with low powered ferrite magnets -
2425 km, 137.72 litres = 5.68 l/100km average.

Three fills with high powered rare earth magnets -
2118 km, 119.79 litres = 5.66 l/100km average.

This wasn't a controlled test, just me driving to work as normal (winter), but I think the results speak for themselves.

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I have tried magnets and got little to no effect. since I have magnets lying around. I thought I would revisit this. I believe most magnets being sold on the market are made with opposite poles attracting when installed. I think the 'right' way of installation is both south poles to be installed thus creating an opposing force to each other. Since I have them laying round might as well try it. No harm as i got the magnets free from a dead starter motor.
It'll be going into a 97 civic manual.

https://www.allmagnetics.com/catalog/gassaver.pdf
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I believe most magnets being sold on the market are made with opposite poles attracting when installed. I think the 'right' way of installation is both south poles to be installed thus creating an opposing force to each other.
That seems to be the reason this topic is corralled. Belief gets in the way of inquiry and testing.
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I have tried magnets and got little to no effect. since I have magnets lying around. I thought I would revisit this. I believe most magnets being sold on the market are made with opposite poles attracting when installed. I think the 'right' way of installation is both south poles to be installed thus creating an opposing force to each other. Since I have them laying round might as well try it. No harm as i got the magnets free from a dead starter motor.
It'll be going into a 97 civic manual.

https://www.allmagnetics.com/catalog/gassaver.pdf
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