fuel injector cleaners whats the best brand
#5
Hint: Search google groups (http://groups.google.com) on the matter. These type of discussions have occurred (flame-fests included) again and again over the years. I'm currently trying Amsoil P.I., but I've heard BG44K (or some highly concentrated version of it) is what a lot of mechanics use in those "professional fuel & induction system cleaning" procedures you see at some shops... (i.e. they pump it right through the fuel rail & injectors, although they make a less concentrated version that can go in the fuel tank)
#7
This is the best bar none.
http://www.bgprod.com/bgconsumer/bgservices/44k.html
http://www.bgprod.com/bgconsumer/bgservices/44k.html
#8
BG44k is without a doubt the best fuel system cleaner on the market. I tried many products over the years for cars that have suffered from pinging at high mileage and although the Techron helped some, the BG44K cured the problems.
#9
I've been looking into this myself lately and from what I have read I agree that BG44K is the best.
For some reason I couldn't find anyone that sells it online. Where does everyone get it from?
For some reason I couldn't find anyone that sells it online. Where does everyone get it from?
#10
Originally Posted by 03BlkSETE
I've been looking into this myself lately and from what I have read I agree that BG44K is the best.
For some reason I couldn't find anyone that sells it online. Where does everyone get it from?
For some reason I couldn't find anyone that sells it online. Where does everyone get it from?
http://www.ec-securehost.com/RynoPer..._Products.html
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/wyattarp...4kfuelsys.html
#11
Thanks. I sure hope you didn't just find that in a matter of minutes. I did find the first link but was looking for a source to order online and I didn't find your other two links. Maybe I have to brush up on my searching skills. Anyway, thanks again.
#12
#13
Originally Posted by maximaman777
Alright, I have another question. My car has 7500 miles and I just used Chevron Techron for the first time about 200 miles ago. When should I use the BG44K?
#14
Originally Posted by 03BlkSETE
Damn!!! I searched under BG44K as "one word" and my results weren't as good.
Alright, I have another question. My car has 7500 miles and I just use Chevron Techron for the first time about 200 miles ago. When should I use the BG44K?
Alright, I have another question. My car has 7500 miles and I just use Chevron Techron for the first time about 200 miles ago. When should I use the BG44K?
#15
Alright, can anyone beat this price of $13.95 for BG 44K?
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/wyattarp...4kfuelsys.html
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/wyattarp...4kfuelsys.html
#16
Originally Posted by Uconn411
Alright, can anyone beat this price of $13.95 for BG 44K?
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/wyattarp...4kfuelsys.html
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/wyattarp...4kfuelsys.html
I was thinking about getting some trusty STP Complete Fuel Treatment, but for $10 extra, I will take my chances and buy this stuff. It appears to be a commercial grade fuel treatment cleaner.
#17
I just ordered a can... I don't think I've put a bottle of injector cleaner in my car in the last 15k miles so I wouldn't be suprised if I felt a difference. Thanks for the reccomendation, honestly, just about any car care product an org member says is good, I'll try at least once.
#18
Did anyone use the BG 44K cleaner yet? I just popped it in. It is way "thicker" or denser than the STP $15 crap! Hopefully it will clear out most of the gunk, although I really can't say that I have any complaints from my car. I got one for my bro's RSX, it should be more evident running in his car.
I'll post feedback soon.
Anywayz, I rev it hard now to get a good strong flow, that will hopfully clean the injectors...
Any feedback from anyone on MPG, or performance after using this stuff?...
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I'll post feedback soon.
Anywayz, I rev it hard now to get a good strong flow, that will hopfully clean the injectors...
Any feedback from anyone on MPG, or performance after using this stuff?...
G
#21
Originally Posted by 03BlkSETE
I've been looking into this myself lately and from what I have read I agree that BG44K is the best.
For some reason I couldn't find anyone that sells it online. Where does everyone get it from?
For some reason I couldn't find anyone that sells it online. Where does everyone get it from?
#24
Originally Posted by serin
there were some posts about the manual's recommendations. but people poured in cleaners regardless. to date, i haven't read a post about adverse effects.
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#27
Originally Posted by 02MaXiMa_GLE
I thought there was a dealership that had the BG injector cleaner "cycle" performed on a max here on the .orgy...
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#28
Originally Posted by 02MaXiMa_GLE
Yes. If it works as planned, you should feel a big imporvement...
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I just go buy a fuel injector cleaner from like autozone and just pour it into my gas tank?
should I do it when my tank if full? 1/2 full? near empty?
thanks alot
#30
Originally Posted by BioMaxDDS
so let me get this straight
I just go buy a fuel injector cleaner from like autozone and just pour it into my gas tank?
should I do it when my tank if full? 1/2 full? near empty?
thanks alot
I just go buy a fuel injector cleaner from like autozone and just pour it into my gas tank?
should I do it when my tank if full? 1/2 full? near empty?
thanks alot
use this stuff:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/wyattar...44kfuelsys.html
it looks much more "dense" than the Pep boys $15 crap...
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#31
Originally Posted by 02MaXiMa_GLE
Half full, pour it in... then immediately fill up the rest of the tank.
use this stuff:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/wyattar...44kfuelsys.html
it looks much more "dense" than the Pep boys $15 crap...
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use this stuff:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/wyattar...44kfuelsys.html
it looks much more "dense" than the Pep boys $15 crap...
G
Please read what BG has to say, and don't use off the shelf crap from an auto parts store. And if you have +40k on your car it's not a bad idea to have a shop do a full fuel system clean. It doesn't have to be a high priced dealer there are many shops around that can do this for much less.
Bio call Midway Automotive 770-475-6366.
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