Tips from the fuel saving expert (i-charge fuel saving)

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Protect the environment, save and use fuel smartly now!
As the global demand for oil rises, so will the domestic fuel price. It is unavoidable due to the rapid industrialization by many nations in the world that push the demand for fuel higher and higher by the day. Not only will it affect the livelihood of many people whose income are related closely to the consumption of fuel, but also many working class people as well. And their situation was compounded by non-existent or motionless wage rise due. We can only watch as the world race with each other for these products. But, to save ourselves and the environment, learn these tips here and become an expert fuel saver!

Let’s Start
Do not accelerate rapidly; accelerate gradually and gently.
Accelerating your car rapidly will increase oil consumption 2 to 3 times higher than normal ignition. Give the engine a gradual acceleration. Sudden brakes or acceleration during driving too can increase fuel consumption by 30%! So, plan your trip ahead, a smooth journey gives you a pleasant drive all day long.

Start & Drive
Most modern cars nowadays are no longer using carburettors, warming your car engine up before driving, therefore is not needed. As you drive, the heat choker will warm the engine. So, it is advisable that you start to drive immediately after ignition as long as you as are not over speeding! After about 12 kilometres into your journey, the car will reach the correct operating temperature.

Topping up the tank
Problem with over filling
Over filling the vehicle fuel tank could be wasteful. It is like being forced to eat more food when you’re already full! Leakage and spillage could occur when your vehicle is hopping on uneven roads; it is very wasteful and hazardous to the environment.

On the road
Maintain a safe distance and avoid short sudden braking
Caution should be taken when driving behind another vehicle. Following too close and applying sudden braking will jerk your car forward, putting unnecessary pressure on the front tyres. When the vehicle pulls up to its normal position during low speed, the static start when you continue driving will caused the engine to consume more power in order to continue running!

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