Favorite fuel injector cleaner?
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Tim,
I am by no means an expert on fuel system additives, but I have never read a bad review (owners, auto magazines) of Techron. It's my understanding that Chevron invented PEA (polyether amine) and all the other manufacturers (Redline, Gumout, etc.) use PEA in their cleaners.
I would think a bottle every oil change would be enough.
I am by no means an expert on fuel system additives, but I have never read a bad review (owners, auto magazines) of Techron. It's my understanding that Chevron invented PEA (polyether amine) and all the other manufacturers (Redline, Gumout, etc.) use PEA in their cleaners.
I would think a bottle every oil change would be enough.
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It is a Ford Tim you won't wear it out,another looker will catch your eye in a few years and you will fall in love all over again.Best not to go that method with the wife though that can get expensive.
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+1 on Techron. Honda, Mercedes, and BMW officially recommend Techron as a cleaner and they build some nice motors. BMW actually sells Techron as a BMW product at their dealers. I have never seen a mfr recommendation for any other cleaner. And yes, you can buy 6 packs at Costco for cheap. I'll run some thru each of our vehicles about twice a year, and more often if I suspect I've gotten a bad tank of gas.
George
George
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If your running gasoline with any ethanol in it, you wont find a better solvent/cleaner.
Part of the problems ethanol causes in older cars is loosening crap in the fuel system and causing clogs at the injectors. They'll eventually dissolve if ethanol use is maintained and they're not so bad the vehicle is still drivable.
As far as over the counter injector cleaner... pick your snake oil.
Part of the problems ethanol causes in older cars is loosening crap in the fuel system and causing clogs at the injectors. They'll eventually dissolve if ethanol use is maintained and they're not so bad the vehicle is still drivable.
As far as over the counter injector cleaner... pick your snake oil.
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If your running gasoline with any ethanol in it, you wont find a better solvent/cleaner.
Part of the problems ethanol causes in older cars is loosening crap in the fuel system and causing clogs at the injectors. They'll eventually dissolve if ethanol use is maintained and they're not so bad the vehicle is still drivable.
As far as over the counter injector cleaner... pick your snake oil.
Part of the problems ethanol causes in older cars is loosening crap in the fuel system and causing clogs at the injectors. They'll eventually dissolve if ethanol use is maintained and they're not so bad the vehicle is still drivable.
As far as over the counter injector cleaner... pick your snake oil.
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George