elevationHIGH

I searched and saw it mentioned a few times, but not to the extent i wanted to know. I was wondering your guys thoughts on the chemical cleaning on fuel injectors, the one that doesn't remove them and runs it through the fuel rail. Just wondering how effective this, or if there is a better way?


Thanks,
Nic

mckibben2890

the method that doesn't remove the fuel injectors is that what you are saying?

elevationHIGH

yes. sry for the confusion

elevationHIGH

Alittle tweaking of the search words yielded the results i needed.

Thanks,
Nic

NYMustang50

Its pretty good. We got it at the shop I work at. Now would I recommend it yes. Would I recommend it for high mileage like in the 100,000 and even 80,000 and up not really. You might blow a head gasket thats why. Now the one machine at one shop plugs into where the fuel rail is like you take off the in and return fuel lines and disconnect the fuel pump and then hook up the machines lines there. This other one at a another shop I work at plugs into the brake booster vac hose. They both work good they both get the carbon out. I like the first one more. But just go out to your autoparts store and buy sea foam. Buy two bottles put one in tank then fill up your tank. but the other like it says into the brake booster hose. Then you should be good.