Best Injecter Cleaner as a fuel addertive?

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Best Injecter Cleaner as a fuel addertive?

In all honesty there's no substitute than getting them professionally cleaned. Most, if not all of those additives contain paraffin. Additives are regarded by those in the know as snake oil. Perhaps back in the day older engines may have benefited somewhat, but a modern engine doesn't need this.
 
Redex is 90% paraffin (aka kerosene) and is a bit dear for the red dye.

Go to Homebase and buy a 2 litre bottle of their "Turpentine substitute" (n.b. not White Spirit which is sold next to it, in an identical bottle) for about £3.

Stick about 200ml into a full tank of fuel. Go for a good trip but you don't necessarily have to rev the sh* out of it.. paraffin dissolve gum and varnish just by being in contact with it.. engine revs don't add anything extra to it.

After the first tank, use slightly less .. about 150ml per tank regularly, just to keep any new gum under control..

Ralf S.
 
Redex is 90% paraffin (aka kerosene) and is a bit dear for the red dye.

Go to Homebase and buy a 2 litre bottle of their "Turpentine substitute" (n.b. not White Spirit which is sold next to it, in an identical bottle) for about £3.

Stick about 200ml into a full tank of fuel. Go for a good trip but you don't necessarily have to rev the sh* out of it.. paraffin dissolve gum and varnish just by being in contact with it.. engine revs don't add anything extra to it.

After the first tank, use slightly less .. about 150ml per tank regularly, just to keep any new gum under control..

Ralf S.

Yup, paraffin. As I pointed out previously. The companies who these additives must be laughing all the way to the bank.
 
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