IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT THIS PLANET

ALIEN TECHNOLOGY FOR THE MASSES. A FLUID SCIENCE.

The GREEN TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM

THE GLOBAL SOLUTION IS HERE.

The GTO Treatment Protocol


  1. In your log book, jot down the vehicle owners' name, vehicle type/ model/ year and make, odometer reading;
  2. Run the engine;
  3. Jot down your observation (sound and vibrations or emissions) and assess the engine condition before treating it with GTO (look for signs of neglect or abuse);
  4. Get more information from the owner or driver regarding the vehicles usage history;
  5. Ask for the owners conforme about your observations and points by getting his signature on your log notes;
  6. Then do an oil analysis; (do the standard GTO test on this);
  7. If everything is OK, proceed in treating the engine with GTO; (Do not use GTF without the supervision of a trained OTG Technician)
  8. Run the engine on normal idle to higher medium range idle. (NEVER OVER REV IT! Over revving an engine in neutral gear will shorten its lifespan, the huge energy will look for the least resistant item in your engine, you can only rev high when there is a load or like when you are in 2nd or 3rd gear or when the car is running only.) Any damage on your engine caused by your over-revving will be entirely your responsibility. Do not blame GTO for it;
Remember: GTO releases your engines unused potential mechanical efficiency... allowing it to be able to rev higher and smoother. But this doesn't mean that you should actually do rev it.  GTO enhances your engine performance... but it's not a mag oil that will turn your Beetle into a Ferrari... so stop dreaming!

When after GTO treatment... you still see smoke (White, Grey or Black or Bluish)... worry not. It may take some time to get rid of for older and dirtier engines... but it may be quick to vanish with some.  Unless it has worn out valve seals or faulty sensors on OBD 1 and 2 cars.

One last note: 

Don't get too excited with GTO. Please do your homework, nobody becomes a good OTG Guy or Technician Overnight. Even a Master Mechanic will have to hard time becoming one. They need a lot of UNLEARNING to do.

For instance.

DO NOT Believe this stupid lie:  That it is better to change oil and filter before GTO treatment. Big LIE!

You need to add GTO as soon as possible before you even think of actually changing your oil or filter if you really need to do it.

WHY?

Every engine that runs on petroleum based oil will always have Black carbon sooth or deposits in your engines internal walls and components. When you flush it and change its oil, you will still have these stubborn carbon sooth inside. It is impossible to really get rid of it with traditional flushing or draining. The best way to clean this without physical intervention is by way of the GTO treatment alone, so stop experimenting, We did it all for you so you don't really have to reinvent the wheel.

If you have further questions about this, just feel free to email me anytime:








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