Ford Focus: fuel pipe

"Manfred Kowalewski" <de> wrote in message
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The thickest one. The slightly smaller one is the fuel return to the tank
and the two small ones are for the rear brakes.

If you cannot trace the lines back to the tank however then I would question
your skill in doing whatever job you intend.

Tim.. schrieb: 

Thank you very much for this information.
 

Now I know where to fit the "ecoflow" fuelsaver.

Manfred

"Manfred Kowalewski" <de> wrote in message
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Most of us here would probably agree, you can put the "ecoflow" on any one
of the lines and get similar results.

Happy modeming,
Bill

"berkshire bill" <nospam.rr.com> wrote in message
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That's right!
I would recommend to put the ecoxxx thing into the glove compartement. This
is much easier and has the same effect on fuel consumption

TheSurgeon schrieb:
 

Let me try it, ok?

Manfred

Manfred Kowalewski wrote: 
 
compartement. This 
 

Sure. No one is stopping you.

But let others voice their opinions, ok?

For what it's worth, I agree with TheSurgeon.

I found this on the web.

"The outstanding success of Ecoxxxx products when compared to other IMI
products is attributable to the unique Central Reverse Polarity
magnetic field designed and researched specially by Ecoxxxx. This
field, applied to the fuel, promotes superior conditioning through
increased electron agitation."

Central Reverse Polarity magnetic field. Increase electron agitation.
Wow.

In message <googlegroups.com>, Tony
Wesley <com> wrote
 

Don't let the fuel contaminate the spark plugs and short them out
 

The effects of 'Central Reverse Polarity' magnetism can be reversed by
hitting it hard with something heavy - such as a hammer or a piston - or
heating it up - in an engine cylinder..


Isn't the same thing sold under a different name for producing soft
water? ... and with a similar list of claims.


--
Alan
mailto:clara.co.uk

"Alan" <clara.co.uk> wrote in message
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Yes it is but with the water it makes sense, with fuel it makes nonsense