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As Cooltoy suggests, follow the instructions. I use Stabil, and IIRC the instructions recommend adding about 250 mL to a 70L tank. So, add the recommended amount to your half-full
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As Cooltoy suggests, follow the instructions. I use Stabil, and IIRC the instructions recommend adding about 250 mL to a 70L tank. So, add the recommended amount to your half-full tank, fill the tank to full (... which will mix the stabilizer in the tank), and drive the car for 5-10 minutes to ensure the stabilizer is spread through the entire system. Trust this helps.
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