GERHON Fuel Conditioning for gasoline: 1 L bottle and 200 mL carton
GERHON Fuel Conditioning for gasoline: 200 mL carton
GERHON Fuel Conditioning for gasoline: handled 1 L bottle
GERHON Fuel Conditioning for gasoline: handled 1 L bottle
GERHON Fuel Conditioning for gasoline: 200 mL carton
GERHON Fuel Conditioning for gasoline: 200 mL bottle, carton and measuring cup

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GERHON Fuel Conditioning for Gasoline | Support Your Car's Intended Condition

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Before you choose

For gasoline. Use 10 mL per 20 L of fuel (0.5 mL per litre).

200 mL treats approximately 400 L of fuel. 1 L treats approximately 2,000 L. Choose a bottle size for the amount of fuel you use.

Precautions and evidence

Older vehicles may need fuel-system inspection or cleaning. The published historical tests describe earlier GERHON products, which were improved and developed into the current range; they do not guarantee the same results for the current products.

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Capacity:200mL (Measuring Cup Included)
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Keep enjoying the car you care about.

You value your car and want to keep driving it for as long as possible.

You want to keep enjoying its smoothness and the feeling when you press the accelerator.

You may pay close attention to engine oil and component maintenance, yet give less thought to the fuel burning inside the engine every day.

That is where GERHON Fuel Conditioning focuses.

Condition the fuel, rather than change the engine.

That is the GERHON approach.

A maintenance approach that starts with fuel

GERHON Fuel Conditioning for Gasoline is a fuel conditioner intended to support the engine in maintaining its intended condition by conditioning gasoline and maintaining a favorable combustion environment.

It uses Asai organic germanium as its principal ingredient.

GERHON does not aim to force engine performance beyond its intended level.

It aims to condition the fuel and combustion environment so the car can more readily deliver its inherent performance and maintain that condition over time.

Not adding performance, but supporting the intended condition.

Another option for looking after your car.

Recommended for drivers who:

Want to keep and care for their car over the long term.

Pay attention to everyday engine condition.

Want a simple maintenance step at refueling.

Want to maintain an enjoyable driving condition for city use, long drives and touring.

Changes recorded in historical tests

The current GERHON Fuel Conditioning for Gasoline was developed by improving and building on the GERHON used at that time.

To explain its technical background, we present a 1985 gasoline-vehicle fuel-economy and emissions record and a separate 1993 used-oil analysis. The published figures were measured using the products and conditions of that period.

1985: Japanese 10-mode tests on the same gasoline vehicle

Measurement1985/8/21985/11/29
Fuel economy (km/L)9.912.3
CO (g/km)10.900.40
HC (g/km)0.780.07
CO2 (g/km)220192

The table shows the first and final measurements from repeated tests on the same vehicle. Intermediate readings and odometer values are included in the technical-records page below.

1993: used-oil samples after separate 10,000 km runs before and after GERHON use

A separate analysis recorded differences including pentane insolubles falling from 0.69% to 0.59% and toluene insolubles from 0.59% to 0.52% in the sample after GERHON use.

These GERHON technical records are connected to the development of today's GERHON Fuel Conditioning for Gasoline. The values were measured with the products and test conditions of their time. They do not guarantee the same percentage changes with the current product, identical outcomes for every vehicle or reductions in all exhaust-gas components.

Read gasoline test conditions and measurements

Source: the supplied GERHON Gasoline Technical Records, Selected Evidence Edition. The selection presents records in which improvement-direction measurements were observed.

Simply add it when refueling

Use 0.5 mL of GERHON per 1 L of gasoline. The specified amount for 20 L of gasoline is 10 mL.

It can be added before or after refueling.

It mixes uniformly with gasoline within a short time after addition, so stirring is not required.

One 200 mL bottle treats approximately 400 L of gasoline.

One 1 L bottle treats approximately 2,000 L.

Add it to your usual refueling routine without introducing a separate maintenance task.

Sizes and Included Measuring Tools

200mL: Measuring Cup Included

A practical size for individual vehicles and motorcycles.

Wash the measuring cup thoroughly immediately after each use. Product left in the cup may become sticky after it dries.

1L: 10mL Measuring Dropper Included

Designed for businesses, commercial fleets, and other uses involving larger fuel volumes. The included dropper lets you measure the amount for one vehicle at a time.

10mL measured with the included 10mL dropper is the specified amount for 20L of gasoline.

Transferring the Product to Another Container

Some plastic materials may be affected by this product. Do not transfer it to another container unless the material has been confirmed as compatible. For the 1L bottle, use the included measuring dropper.

For vehicles that have been in use for a long time

In older vehicles, removal of accumulated gum, varnish or carbon from the fuel system may create a temporary need to inspect or clean fuel filters, injectors or carburetors.

This may occur as the fuel system is brought toward its intended condition.

For older vehicles or those that have not been serviced for a long period, inspection of the fuel system before and after use is recommended.

MADE IN JAPAN

GERHON Fuel Conditioning is manufactured and managed in Japan.

For those who want to keep enjoying the car they care about, fuel offers another starting point.

Condition the fuel before changing the way the car drives.

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