Fuel system treatment

[TeeJay3800]

I just added some Valvoline SynPower Complete Fuel System Treatment to my gas tank. I've used it before and didn't really notice any difference, but its been 2 years since the last time. The package claims it cleans fuel injectors, intake valves, and combustion chambers. I believe it does what is says, just maybe not quite as well as they want you to believe. Has anyone else used this or a similar product? Did you notice any difference?

[gmrulz4u]

There's really only one Fuel System Cleaner in a bottle that is worth a dime, and it's called "BG 44K".

 

Do a Google.com search and TRY to find something negative about it. It is by far the best.

 

Only problem, it's HARD to find.

 

The companies website is http://www.bgprod.com

 

[sonyman87]

I have tried Gunkout. it seemed to work pretty good.

[gp90se]

I sell the Valvoline fuel system treatment and fuel inj cleaner. they do different things from what ive seen, the fuel system treatment (more expensive) you add to an almost full tank of gas and it lubricates the fuel system and pulls out carbon depositis and whatnot. the fuel inj cleaner pulls out carb and varnish from the fuel system when the tanke is 1/4 full.

 

I use (borrow from work) the fuel system treatment ever 3000k miles (recommended every 6k) and the inj cleaner every 3ed tank of gas.

 

if you can get ya hands on BG 44k, more power to ya, its like $30 and depending how your car is treated, it might help. I run 89-91 year round and change the oil more often then hondas put gas in there tanks, there was next to no carbon bulidup in the intakes and the fuel rails were spotless.

 

-Jeff