GLOBAL POWER IN MOTION
MILEAGE TRACKING SHEET
In order to accurately track the performance of GpmTabs™ and determine the improvement
in miles per gallon achieved, a 3 step process is to be followed.
STEP 1:
Fuel Tank Capacity
in Gallons/Liters
Determine how many gallons/liters your fuel tank holds.
If unsure, check your owner’s manual for tank capacity.
STEP 2:
Determine your current miles per gallon (MPG)/kilometers per liter (KPL) before using GpmTabs™.
Establish your baseline MPG/KPL with your odometer and not your car’s computer.
Do this for 2-3 full tanks to estimate your average fuel consumption.
A) Fill your tank with fuel. Reset the trip odometer to zero.
Drive until almost empty. Record your odometer reading.
B)Record how many gallons/liters it takes to fill your tank.
Baseline MPG/KPL
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C)Divide "A" by "B" and you will have your MPG/KPL
(Miles traveled divided by gallons/liters refueled)
Odometer
Fuel Added
Note: For accurate results, only use hand calculations.
¼ tab treats 3 gallons (10-12 liters) ½ tab treats 6 gallons (20-24 liters)
1 tab treats 12 gallons (40-48 liters)
2 tabs treat 24 gallons (80-96 liters)
3 tabs treat 36 gallons (120-144 liters)
4 tabs treat 48 gallons (160-192 liters)
Dosing Instructions:
STEP 3:
MPG/KPL
Now that you have determined your baseline, track your MPG/KPL while using GpmTabs™.
A) Double the suggested dosage the first time you use GpmTabs™.
B) After the 1st tank, there is no need to double dose. Simply follow the dosing instructions.
EXAMPLE: If you have a 24 gallon/92-liter tank and you are refilling at a half-tank, you only need to
treat the new untreated fuel (the fuel left in your tank is already treated).
Therefore, in this case, half a tank is 12 gallons or 1 tablet.
Double Dose
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Regular Dose
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Vehicle Information
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Tank 6
Model
Odemeter
Year
Fuel Added
Mileage
MPG/KPL
Location
Operator
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