So I had a chance to watch the video from BG.
You dose 2 drops of whatever additive to standard gasoline, then test. Or test straight gasoline.
Its a Nitrogen indicator test, and does not differentiate types of nitrogen. I'm not familiar with this, but will look further into it.
The other products tested in that video weren't expected to have PEA - Power Service and Howes. These are advertised as anti gelling agents primarily.
You're videos are interesting. I'm surprised Chevron Techron (gas additive) tested so well. My understanding in the US that it has been watered down to
Interesting about Shell V-Power in Europe not having any? Could it just be polyisobutane additive?
They refer to it as Nitro+ in US, so maybe its something different here.
You dose 2 drops of whatever additive to standard gasoline, then test. Or test straight gasoline.
Its a Nitrogen indicator test, and does not differentiate types of nitrogen. I'm not familiar with this, but will look further into it.
The other products tested in that video weren't expected to have PEA - Power Service and Howes. These are advertised as anti gelling agents primarily.
You're videos are interesting. I'm surprised Chevron Techron (gas additive) tested so well. My understanding in the US that it has been watered down to
Interesting about Shell V-Power in Europe not having any? Could it just be polyisobutane additive?
They refer to it as Nitro+ in US, so maybe its something different here.