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[cem_devecioglu]

if that don't work i'm going for some ''start, you bastard'' hahahaha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cY1YndLmbXQ

    The first time I saw it, I laughed for minutes

[cem_devecioglu]

Ultrasonic is the proper way.

Wonder if bro will let me borrow one of his jewellery cleaners

Indeed, and more importantly a decent service will give you a before and after report on flow rate and spray pattern so it will tell you if you did have a problem.

I've only bothered on a rare set I salvaged from a scrap yard, previously fitted to a Volvo with intergalactic miles. Even then, the injectors weren't too bad in the "before" report. They were spot on manufacturer's spec in the "after", though. I certainly wouldn't bother on a car that's getting regular use unless I suspected a problem.

if the car starts hot starting problem as I experienced discard all of them..

[TheBoy]

I did used to pop in some Forte once a year when I ran on petrol.  Probably still should, esp as the injectors now get little use.

I used to use Redex on the tractor, to help combat Asda diesel

[tigers_gonads]

Tbh, with the amount of additives in petrol nowdays i'd have thought these fuel treatments would have been extinct 
Then again, I do tend to use the full travel of the accelerator 

I was told though to get the injector needles re ground after 100,000 miles or so when I had the tractor 
True or false ?