Looks like snake oil to me. Unreal. As though the engineers don't know what is necessary to ensure proper voltage for the system to function properly and to design the system to work within what is available or to compensate if needed. This is really outragous.
Snake oil products always have what seems like compelling proof. This is one more case of if it seems to good to be true, it usually is too good to be true.
Snake oil products really are very good at what they are designed to do. What you must understand is that what they are designed to do is seperate you from your money.
Ya probably a waste of money. Just thoughh maybe would give a couple laughs.....lol
i have it and before buy it my voltage was 12.2 to 12.6 now with it i have constant 13 in night and 14 in day i have installed a glow shift voltagemeter too
Thats cool. A lil smaller then what i was imagining. As one person said here "tuck that in! you got wires hangin loose there, there are women and children around!" lol. Is it me or, do you need a bolt there on the intake?
congrats...
you have a really dirty engine bay!!
looks crooked ... broken motor mount???? or camera angle?
all 4 mounts are broken i need new one buth my engine is bad right now so i will change at the same i replace the engine
You are missing and intake manifold bolt....on the left side of the picture. There are supposed to be six bolts and even one missing may cause a vacuum leak.
. Although it is common for DC circuits have a CAP across the supply voltage to regulate voltage spikes, more for component protection, I would have to think the designers take this into account when developing the car.
