FAQ

Will the Condensator void my new car warranty?

• No!  In order for a car manufacturer to void a warranty, they have to show that the device has or will do damage to the engine of the vehicle.  The Condensator in over 15 years of operation has never been shown to do anything to your engine except enhance its performance...

Will the Condensator cause valves to burn because of air being introduced through the air bleed?

• No!  The amount of air being introduced is only 1/2 cubic foot per minute at 24" Hg of vacuum on an "A" model, or 1/3 cubic foot for the "B" model.  This is in no way sufficient enough to do any damage to your valves...

I have electronic ignition and carbon doesn't form on my spark plugs.  How will the Condensator help my engine?

• Although spark plugs do not carbon up as much as with electronic ignition, carbon still builds on back of valves and behind piston rings.  The Condensator will reduce blow-by contaminants, thus turning your ignition into a more effective system...

How long will it last?

• The Adsorbent Separator will last as long as it is intact and periodically cleaned.  The complete unit, if not damaged, will outlast the life of the vehicle...

What effect will the Condensator have on catalytic converters?

• The Condensator reduces contaminants going into the combustion chamber and will extend effective life of catalytic converters...

After installation of the Condensator, can I take other emission control devices off of my engine?

• No!  Law requires that you not tamper with existing smog control devices installed by the manufacturer.  The Condensator may reduce your emissions up to 95% when installed properly...

Is the Condensator just an air bleed?

• No!  The Adsorbent Separator will separate the light hydrocarbons from the heavy ones, thus reducing contaminants entering the combustion chamber through the P.C.V. system.  With less contamination, combustion is more efficient...

Can the Condensator be installed on vehicles that do not have a P.C.V. valve?

• Yes!  Installation is not complicated, but does require proper instructions or knowledge.  Also, the Condensator becomes an outstanding asset on this type of vehicle...

My vehicle operates on propane which is a clean burning fuel.  Why should I want to install a Condensator?

• The P.C.V. system routes contaminants to the combustion chamber which reduces efficiency of the engine.  With the Condensator eliminating  contaminants, the efficiency of any internal combustion engine increases...

Will the Condensator pull oil out of the crankcase?

• No!  The Condensator is placed in line with the existing P.C.V. system, it separates the harmful portion of the crankcase emissions that normally enter the intake system.  There is no more vacuum with the Condensator than with the P.C.V. system now in use...

Will I need to readjust my carburetor after installation?

• Yes!  After installing the Condensator your engine will be receiving a more sophisticated air fuel mixture, therefore the carburetor should be adjusted, only if not properly adjusted before installation...

Will dirt be able to get into the engine through the bleed system?

• No!  Dirt that is able to get into the 1/4 inch air induction system will have to pass through the adsorbent separator.  The  adsorbent separator is one of the best oil bath filters in this case.  No solid enters the engine... 

Will added air make the engine run hotter?

• No!  It has been found through testing that the Condensator will reduce the cylinder head temperature of internal combustion engines... 

Will the Condensator work under all weather conditions?

• Yes!  It is in use all over the world!  From Alaska to Florida, to the desert of Iran where testing proves the Condensator works from the coldest to the hottest weather conditions.  Also perfect for humid areas too, by reducing excess moisture, your fuel mixture combusts better...

Will the Condensator give me better gas mileage?

• Yes!  The Condensator was originally designed to reduce the carbon build-up in the internal combustion engine, the gas mileage will be increased if the unit is installed and maintained properly and the carburetor is adjusted in conjunction with the Condensator...

My Car pings, will this stop after installing a Condensator?

• In most cases it does because you now have a cleaner, more efficient fuel.  However, if pinging persists, it is usually due to improper timing...

When I shut the engine off, it keeps running and making noise.  Will the Condensator eliminate this?

• Yes!  What you have is referred to as "dieseling", generally caused by heavy carbon build-up in the combustion chamber.  This is formed by contaminants passing through the P.C.V. system.  The Condensator eliminates up to 95% of the contaminants.  The engine will dissipate most of the existing carbon, therefore, eliminating problems of dieseling, if not, idle RPM is too high...

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Last modified: May 10, 2001