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Question on fuel injectors
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Gray Ghost
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We used seafoam in our car, ran a couple of treated tanks through it and they were back in spec.
Silvervette05
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Sea foam, 1st time then after that put 2 oz of sta bil in at every fill up. :thumbup:
happyspyder2039
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BG 44k is good but a little pricey. use once a yr
Gray Ghost
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It is 4 cycle
ulflyer
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Yep, one of the best. Next, according to BITOG, is Techtron.
I used it fairly often on my '11. At 32K it had no issues.
jcthorne
Well-known member
Agree. Techron is good stuff. Just buy Chevron or Texaco premium gas and you get it in every tank. You will not need to clean the injectors....ever.
Bob Denman
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Question: How much is your dealer going to charge you for this service? :shocked:
(It sounds a bit like a pick-pocket technique.)
(It sounds a bit like a pick-pocket technique.)
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