[Airjer_]

Unfortunately products like yours come and go. Reason being they never work. The power of suggestion along with a device that gets installed on the vehicle is more than enough for people to start thinking about how they drive. Simple minor changes in driving habits is more than enough to gain lost fuel economy and fuel claims that the device actually works.

As far as protecting electronics, I don't think your product will be able to compensate for poor engineering. IMO and experience most electronic failures are more mechanical than electrical. Things like corrosion, poor connections, moisture, manufacturing flaws, and inadequate meaterials are really common problems with todays electrical components. I would have a hard time believing that your product would solve the cam/cranks sensor issues with the late model Nissans. It would not help the MAF sensor problems that the GM's where plagued with in the late 90's. It would not help the TCC solenoid failures the GM's had in the early 90's. Ford ignitions modules from the 90's, and DPFE senors would be a couple more that would not have benefited. How about O2 sensors and fuel pumps, I don't think so. All these are common electronic components that fail more often than not because the electronics fail but because there is a mechanical failure in the electronics.

The truth is modern vehicles electronics are very solid regardless of what you may read on online forums. I see many posts on a regular basis where major electronics are replaced multiple times without the resolution of the problem because the major electronic components are not the problem.