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RE: Fuel System Clean
The plus side of a good cleaning is better performance and MPG. I sold tons and tons of these services for the years, I believ in them bit have a hard time justifing the cost.
Not knowing how many miles are on your truck, the type of fuel and what sort of MPG you are getting now, but you can do this your self pretty easily. Biggest thing is to get one of the better additives. The best is a product made by B&G called 44K. Usually only found thru parts departments at the high line auto dealers.
It is a little expensive, around $24 a can, figure 2 cans a year. Your engine will really put out 100% for you. If you have a problem finding the 44K let me know or I'll suggest another if need be.
You might also consider doing 2 engine oil flushs 2 time a year also. Rover engines run real rich and build up alot of sludge and carbon. Use one can of any of the major brand name engine flushed before an oil change and cut your long term maintance in half.
Mike
Not knowing how many miles are on your truck, the type of fuel and what sort of MPG you are getting now, but you can do this your self pretty easily. Biggest thing is to get one of the better additives. The best is a product made by B&G called 44K. Usually only found thru parts departments at the high line auto dealers.
It is a little expensive, around $24 a can, figure 2 cans a year. Your engine will really put out 100% for you. If you have a problem finding the 44K let me know or I'll suggest another if need be.
You might also consider doing 2 engine oil flushs 2 time a year also. Rover engines run real rich and build up alot of sludge and carbon. Use one can of any of the major brand name engine flushed before an oil change and cut your long term maintance in half.
Mike
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05-31-2006, 12:51 AM
RE: Fuel System Clean
I'm very interested in any independent laboratory study that proves " better performance and MPG" or proves the benefits of an oil flush...
ORIGINAL: Disco Mike
The plus side of a good cleaning is better performance and MPG. I sold tons and tons of these services for the years, I believ in them bit have a hard time justifing the cost.
Not knowing how many miles are on your truck, the type of fuel and what sort of MPG you are getting now, but you can do this your self pretty easily. Biggest thing is to get one of the better additives. The best is a product made by B&G called 44K. Usually only found thru parts departments at the high line auto dealers.
It is a little expensive, around $24 a can, figure 2 cans a year. Your engine will really put out 100% for you. If you have a problem finding the 44K let me know or I'll suggest another if need be.
You might also consider doing 2 engine oil flushs 2 time a year also. Rover engines run real rich and build up alot of sludge and carbon. Use one can of any of the major brand name engine flushed before an oil change and cut your long term maintance in half.
Mike
The plus side of a good cleaning is better performance and MPG. I sold tons and tons of these services for the years, I believ in them bit have a hard time justifing the cost.
Not knowing how many miles are on your truck, the type of fuel and what sort of MPG you are getting now, but you can do this your self pretty easily. Biggest thing is to get one of the better additives. The best is a product made by B&G called 44K. Usually only found thru parts departments at the high line auto dealers.
It is a little expensive, around $24 a can, figure 2 cans a year. Your engine will really put out 100% for you. If you have a problem finding the 44K let me know or I'll suggest another if need be.
You might also consider doing 2 engine oil flushs 2 time a year also. Rover engines run real rich and build up alot of sludge and carbon. Use one can of any of the major brand name engine flushed before an oil change and cut your long term maintance in half.
Mike
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