Fuel injection cleaner??
Fuel injection cleaner??
I keep seeing all of these good looking bottles in strauss and other auto stores that seem to give good results. Are these really worth it? Particularly, i'm talking about the fuel injection cleaner bottle... should I get it? What should I buy out of these types of things?
Thanks
Thanks
Use Lucas oil's. Their fuel injector cleaner works great, fuel efficiency wise. But you cant put fuel injector cleaner in on a full tank, if wont do anything. Pour 50ml in on half a tank and then youll see and feel a difference.
Originally Posted by 2 Da Max
i was thinking about getting them, but i dont know if i could trust it
Originally Posted by browne
ive used stp fuel injector cleaner and i can definately feel a difference. car seem to accelerate faster. buy 2 and clean the injector back to back on your next fill ups.
yea i just used stp... i had a hard start code and after using it and driving about 300 miles the code went away
i also felt a little more responsive power and better gas milage
Give it a shot, but don't get your hopes or wallet wrapped up in it. Come to think of it, I have a bottle in the garage that I outta dump into my Max.
Lucas products are generally regarded as a good choice - many other products are mostly glitz and not much guts.
Dave
Lucas products are generally regarded as a good choice - many other products are mostly glitz and not much guts.
Dave
Originally Posted by MystA RavE
I keep seeing all of these good looking bottles in strauss and other auto stores that seem to give good results. Are these really worth it? Particularly, i'm talking about the fuel injection cleaner bottle... should I get it? What should I buy out of these types of things?
Thanks
Thanks
Originally Posted by 2 Da Max
wait you only notice the difference for that tank? or for a certain period of time? is it worht i?
i noticed it from the time i used it about 4 weeks ago til now still feels the same
Lucas Upper Cylinder Lubricant and Fuel Injector Cleaner
Best Thing I have ever used, good Price and it realy works, you would notice more power after 10 mile of driving the car.
http://www.autobarn.net/luc10020.html
Best Thing I have ever used, good Price and it realy works, you would notice more power after 10 mile of driving the car.
http://www.autobarn.net/luc10020.html
Originally Posted by Sounbwoy
I use Redline Fuel System Cleaner. I've used it in every vehicle I've ever owned with no issues.
I have used Berrymans B12 Fuel Injector Cleaner consistently for the past two yrs.. never had any harm done to my engine in result of it either.. and i always thought that my car stayed clean and ran well due to it.. then the other day my friend told me about SeaFoam.. you suck it up using one of your vacuum lines and then let it sit there and it foams up inside your intake manifold and cleans all the carbon builld up and gunk out.. and you can also run it through your gas for a fuel injector/pump cleaning.. and honestly i have never used something that worked so well.. seriously my car runs a whole lot better.. it improved idle and pickup now is awesome.. overall it helped out alot.. i would definately recommend this to anyone.. its the best $4-5 ive spent on my car..
I just read on the link to BITOG that Chevron Techron should be used every 7,500 miles, which would equate to just before every 2nd oil change. My local stealership uses BG02, a two-step fuel additive (a cleaner & a moisture remover ) that they recommend once a year or every 15k.
Originally Posted by rmurdoch
I just read on the link to BITOG that Chevron Techron should be used every 7,500 miles, which would equate to just before every 2nd oil change. My local stealership uses BG02, a two-step fuel additive (a cleaner & a moisture remover ) that they recommend once a year or every 15k.
but if you change your oil every 3000 like me wouldn't it be before every 2nd oil change
Changing oil every 3,000 miles is overkill unless the car sits for extended periods of time and is used primarily for short trips where the engine doesn't properly warm right up. If none of the above applies, you are wasting your money changing oil that often.
Originally Posted by CystumMax
DUH!!!!! did you read what i wrote..
Not sure how much Lucas products can be trusted if one of their products behaved as in this test here:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/images/lucas/lucas.htm
Originally Posted by flthere
Duh!
Not sure how much Lucas products can be trusted if one of their products behaved as in this test here:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/images/lucas/lucas.htm
Not sure how much Lucas products can be trusted if one of their products behaved as in this test here:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/images/lucas/lucas.htm
You can take that up with Lucas. I don't know if you can call that a accurate testing. But anyway I don' work for Lucas, don't Owen their stock. I was giving my honest opinion on one of their product. it worked for me, do not listen to what i said. DO NOT Buy lucas.
Thank you for the link though.



