Q:i need what does it maens n if u can then plz do give me some examples.thank you. so muchpeace

I graduated as a math honor student at Harvard, and the answer to your question is 7.

Q:I was wanting to know if trans fluid additives really help make the trans run smoother and better.if so what are some good brands I should be looking for.I have a automatic trans on a 1986 Ford F150

it will surely help provided there is nothing wrong with the inner workings, oil additives have always been questionable as a repair, both tranny and engine keep in mind that if the problem is a loss of frictional material, clutch or band the repair is obviously to replace the offending member, I have seen where an erratic shifting transmission has been temporarily helped by adding a transmission conditioner if a transmission is shifting erratically because of a sticking valve in the valve body and a check of the fluid shows dirty discolored fluid, the first check in any questionable performance question, if fluid doesn't pass the correct level,color,or smell test an internal repair is needed don't add a conditioner and procrastinate you are inviting major trouble! there's no such thing as a mechanic in a can!, consult you vehicle owners manual if available on checking fluid level,or an auto repair manual, available at most auto parts stores, in my mind oil conditioners in most cases are fine if used as a maintenance item, but cannot ad worn engine or transmission parts, remember that many uncommon noises emitted by your engine,differential or tranny are harbingers of needed mechanical repairs the severity being up to your interactionif that tranny is an AOD get it to a transmission shop

Q:what is the best additive or device to save gas?

Best device...your foot Best additive...tune ups and regular maintenance

Q:I‘m just wondering. I know that additive synthesis began at the advent of digital sound, but I‘m wondering if there‘s such a thing as a physical Moog or something that uses additive synthesis.

Additive synthesis is digital.

Q:IS THERE ANY MARKETED ADDITIVE THAT COULD CLEAN UP OR DO ANYTHING TO PRVENT A ENGINE LIGHT FROM COMING ON

The check engine light will come on to warn you of problems when any of the systems the computer monitors return a value outside the parameters it expects to see. Now, if the O? sensor happens to go out, what additive do you think would help it? Or if a spark plug begins to misfire due to either a bad high tension wire, or a faulty injector, again, what additive would help that? To make it simple, no.

Q:Is there any kind of food additive that can make radish brittle?

I think we should add lemon

Q:particularly an additive called Prolong ?

no. those things make the oil flow down into the oil pan. you actually want oil to stick to the metal. it's better when you start the engine. If you want to get the best oil for your engine. Just do what I do and use full synthetic. just use the proper oil weight (usually 5W-XX) that they say to use in the owners manual. Syn doesn't break down at high temps and it lasts 5 times longer than the natural oil. Many people just change the oil filter and just add more syn oil. don't waste you're money on syn blend, either use the all natural oil or the all syn. If you use the blend then you still have oil that will break down just as fast as it would be if it was all natural oil. I own a toyota celica and I use syn and nothing else. tom

Q:Preservatives, emulsifiers, stabilisers, colourings, anti-oxidents, etc.

No, not at all. Some food additives used for colour are gold and silver, and they are definitely not soluble. Others, such as vitamin A and carotene, are not soluble in water, but soluble in organic solvents and fats.

Q:I have heard of the stuff called Sentek. Does it really work? How will i know?

Tetra-ethyl lead is the answer to your question as the best fuel additive - unfortunately, it's extremely toxic and we have to compromise the octane rating with aromatic hydrocarbons, ethers and alcohol (usually ethanol or methanol).

Q:I know that there are not viscosity modifier additives, but are there usually other additives like dispersants and such? Or are those, along with viscosity modifiers, only in multi-grade oils?

If you want an oil without dispersants buy a non-detergent oil. All oils have additives. Non-detergent oils are designed for engines without oil filters and let the dirt form into a sticky sludge to keep it out of the bearings. Not recommended for much of anything but lawn mowers.