Lucas fuel treatment is the best? I see the brand is the highest price of all on the shelves.

 

some people like Chevron Techron. I think there are some other products like BG 44K or something like that, that people like.

 

i always thought the STP complete fuel system cleaner was good. however i was told on this board that such cleaners are not good for nissan cars.

 

i use 1/2 pint of sea foam monthly

 

Marvel's mystery oil

 

my pops has always stood by Chemtool, or however thats spelled, seems to work real good for me too

 

Redline fuel system cleaner
can be picked up at any Pepboys

 

lucas is the cheapest out of them all. ive used 3 bottles in the past 10k miles and i did not notice any difference. but then again im under 45k miles and didnt have any problems to begin with.

 

I have used almost every fuel system cleaner under the sun with only a few exceptions. I was told of a product called BG44k several years ago by a Honda master technician. It took me a year to find the product but once I did and tried it on my prelude I could not believe the results from one can. I don't know how this stuff works but it cleaned the crap out of my fuel system. Idle became very smooth, acceleration burps went away, gas mileage improved significantly. I guess one way it works on the engine is it flash burns carbon deposits and helps to restore performance in that regard. At any rate, I have used it on every car since then including my 95 Maxima SE. What a difference it makes. I use it once a year. Make sure you replace your fuel filter when you use it the first time.

 

where do you buy this BG44K at? would autozone/kragen/pepboys carry it?

 

BG44K doesn't have its own site?

 

i stand by seafoam 100%. ive tried all kinds of stuff by stp, restore?, outlaw, marvel mystery oil, chevron stuff, and some other no name stuff.

seafoam is the only product that ive tried that i actually felt some great results, after telling my friends about it its the only additive we will use.

 

It works but firts time i used seafoam i replaced my fuel filter after 3/4 tank because i noticed some rpm jumps at idle then i decided to cut the filter with a hack saw and you won't beleive how much dirt was inside, that filter was replaced like 7 months before i used seafoam

 

i believe you man, when i 1st changed the fuel filter (original) i cut it open and the fuel was comeing out dirty and brown. it was sooooo nasty. from now on i change the filter every year, now that i got the hang of it.

 

yeap it no so hard plus its worth the money and time