I'd say run a bottle through every 3000-5000 miles, basically when you do an oil change. They're safe for aftermarket injectors.
Does it matter if used at the beginning or end of oil life ?
I'd say run a bottle through every 3000-5000 miles, basically when you do an oil change. They're safe for aftermarket injectors.
Does it matter if used at the beginning or end of oil life ?
So how exactly do any of these fuel cleaners 'clean' desposits that are already on the intake valves? At least that's what they all seem to claim.
In simplified terms, it soaks in and lowers temperature at which the deposits will burn away.
Thanks Jimmy. You know I've actually become a fuel system cleaner junkie. After I did the new RP fuel system cleaner, I just went whacko. Went with the Redline FS cleaner, then I went with 4 consecutive cans of BG 44K. Dumped a can of Seafoam cleaner today and now I'm about to deposit the Lucas fuel system cleaner that treats 100 ga1. Just going to dump the whole thing in and clal the fuel system 'treated' until the summer blend fuel shows up.
Quick question. I just got a bottle of the techron and it says it treats 20 gallons of gas. I think my 03 cobras tank holds about 15 gallons, how much should I put in there? I remember reading somewhere that if you use too much fuel system cleaner it can dilute the oil or something. I was thinking maybe 3/4 or 1/2 bottle?
Quick question. I just got a bottle of the techron and it says it treats 20 gallons of gas. I think my 03 cobras tank holds about 15 gallons, how much should I put in there? I remember reading somewhere that if you use too much fuel system cleaner it can dilute the oil or something. I was thinking maybe 3/4 or 1/2 bottle?
Would it be OK to add a bottle of the RP cleaner to a tank of as that has been treated with Stabil for winter storage? I'm thinking about using the RP product to treat my system but I want to see if I need to burn through the gas in the tank currently. Car is "put away" for another few weeks. It's BP 93 octane if that makes any difference.