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fuel injector cleaner

Started by infinity1, 20 September 2006, 13:44:51

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Kev

I was gonna suggest Forte, but i see Mark already has. So i must be right.  ;)
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QuoteI really don't think that an additive will do a proper job - I've never seen it anyway.

Without doubt, having the injectors sonically cleaned is the best way - but you need to remove them and take them to someone that does it. IIRC, about £15 per injector.
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Kev

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QuoteI really don't think that an additive will do a proper job - I've never seen it anyway.

Without doubt, having the injectors sonically cleaned is the best way - but you need to remove them and take them to someone that does it. IIRC, about £15 per injector.
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Chopsdad

I use BP Ultimate in my 2.2 and find its more responsive and gives better MPG to go towards the extra cost.  Shell seems to whizz through with less difference and no cost savings.
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