Fuel Additive ?
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From: The Great State of Texas
Bingo.... I re-fill a 20 oz old PM 22 container from a bulk container using a clean funnel.
Tuned
Joined: Jun 2013
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From: North Shore MA
So I just bought a gallon of PM-22A from my local dealer, I got it for a great deal for $44 after tax. My question is, how do you guys get it into the tank? :/ I wasted gotta be atleast an ounce trying to get it in the tank. I am thinking about trying to get a turkey baster. Any suggestions?
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Maryland
I always talked about it but never bought the Motorcraft stuff in bulk. I have been using RBP (Rolling Big Power) additive lately and really like the results. They have a bottle much like a Stabil bottle that measures out 1 ounce at a time. It only takes 1 oz of their additive to 30-32 gallons.
Anyway, it may be worthwhile to buy a bottle of their stuff just to get the bottle. The bottle seems to seal up well also. I had a lot of problems with the PM-22 bottles not sealing once they have been opened. I used to put Diesel Kleen in the PM-22 bottle and store it in the bed of the truck. Every bottle I ever used would leak if it fell on its side.
Anyway, it may be worthwhile to buy a bottle of their stuff just to get the bottle. The bottle seems to seal up well also. I had a lot of problems with the PM-22 bottles not sealing once they have been opened. I used to put Diesel Kleen in the PM-22 bottle and store it in the bed of the truck. Every bottle I ever used would leak if it fell on its side.
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From: Green Lane, Pa.
When you keep them upright in the door bin they will never leak, my opinion on the rolling big power is that it sounds like snake oil with a mixing ratio of 1-4000 oz. ratio which is 1 oz. additive per 32 gal. fuel.
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From: Maryland
Trust me I am no RBP fan! I have always referred to them as Rolling Big Posers, but of the 5 different additives I have used, the RBP is the cheapest per gallon and has yielded the best increase in fuel economy. As much as I would like to be able to say that something they sell is a ripoff, their product has performed better than Howes, Power Service, Lucas and Stanadyne.
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