Tech Support Pits:

From Patrick===
Dear Webby
What's with all the mails coming in from all over the place
about this amazing fuel saver? You used to be an engineer,
what is your opinion on that?
Thanks, Patrick

Dear Patrick
How many times do I have to repeat:
Spammers lie !
The fuel line magnets have been around for ages. 
I remember in the 70's the scammers were pushing 
"Cow Magnets" for that, and for a while more cow 
magnets were sold to dumb sheep than to farmers.

They don't do anything to fuel. 
If those silly gadgets were effective, the car manufacturers
would use them. If Ford had found that they would get 
half a percentage point better fuel mileage with them and
could sneak past Dodge in the magazine comparisons, 
they would have made them standard 30 years ago!

It's still the same scam and still the only ones benefitting
from them are the scammers, not the dumb sheep who
buy them.

If you want to save fuel, change your driving habits.
Pretend you are a chauffeur for some royalty and driving
a lame Rolls Royce. Accelerate as gently as a garbage
barge, shift into neutral to slow down, shut the engine
off at traffic lights, don't exceed the speed limit, record 
your mileage betwen fill-ups. Taking the sand bags from 
last winter out of the trunk until it snows again is also
said to improve fuel economy.

Have FUN
DearWebby