Gas prices are a headache for pretty much everyone right now. That's the idea behind SynGas. It's a small device that plugs right into your car and helps optimize fuel usage, so you generally don't have to fill up as often.
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As we rely more on our cars for daily driving, the expenses and emissions can quickly add up. SynGas is a practical way to help address both issues.
That’s the average amount people spend on gas every year. For most, that breaks down to spending well over $200 a month just to commute and run errands.
On average, this is how much CO2 a typical passenger vehicle produces annually. Using less fuel naturally helps reduce that carbon footprint over time.
The concept is pretty basic. Most cars are tuned from the factory to favor performance over efficiency. Once you plug SynGas in, it maps your driving habits for a few days. After that, it adjusts the engine control unit (ECU) to run a bit leaner when you're just cruising, which saves gas.
If your car was made after 1996, it has an OBD2 port. That's the same plug mechanics use to check the check-engine light. You just find it (usually right under the steering wheel) and push the SynGas device in. No tools needed, and you don't have to be a car person to figure it out.
A lot of people worry about messing up their car's computer. The good thing here is that the changes aren't permanent. If you ever want your car to go back to exactly how it was, you just unplug SynGas. The ECU resets itself almost immediately.
You don't need complicated mechanics to make your drive more efficient. SynGas uses straightforward technology to help keep your engine running lean.
It helps map your engine's fuel delivery, which often results in more consistent driving.
It plugs in out of the way under your dash, so there are no bulky parts to bump into.
Burning less gas on your daily commute generally means putting fewer emissions into the air.
It acts as a versatile fuel-saver that works with almost any standard OBD2 connector.
Find the OBD2 port under your dashboard. It's usually near the pedals or the steering column.
Push the SynGas device into the port and turn your key to the first position for about 30 seconds.
Start the engine. Over the next 150 miles, it will learn your driving habits and start adjusting fuel flow.
No, it uses very little power. It essentially goes to sleep when your car is turned off, so it won't drain your battery overnight.
Generally, it takes about a week or two of normal commuting. SynGas needs some time to gather data on how you accelerate and brake before it can optimize anything.
We do a 30-day return policy. If you check your mileage after a few weeks and don't see an improvement, just mail your SynGas back and we'll refund you. No big deal.
Try SynGas out risk-free and see the difference on your next road trip.
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