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Injector Cleaner
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Rouxenator
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Too true - they also love to rave about the perceived build quality of VWs.
psc
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BG 44K - Factory Recommended by Range Rover for dirty Injectors (specified for use before any injector work is performed) - but it is pricey
It works. Used it on my toyota corolla with 230 000km on the clock. When I filled up the second tank I noticed the car idle so much better. It also lowered the revs a bit. When I stop at the robots my friends think the car is off as you cant feel the car idling.
d0b33
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I took my car for a service at kessel motors and saw on the service bill they used carb cleaner spray, my car does run a little better after that service... maybe those wynns products are not that bad.
Im using wynns chain lube atm for my motorbike,and its doing ok thus far.its only done 200km so we'll see.in general ivd heard good things about wynns.
Slightly off-topic, but not by too much...
I've done about 10 000km on my first turbo-diesel car, and I was wonder what kind of goodies I should (shouldn't) add to my car to keep it tip-top, apart from the normal 15 000km service, of course.
Any suggestions on what you guys have found to work?
I've done about 10 000km on my first turbo-diesel car, and I was wonder what kind of goodies I should (shouldn't) add to my car to keep it tip-top, apart from the normal 15 000km service, of course.
Any suggestions on what you guys have found to work?
d0b33
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Just follow the user manual and observe maintenance intervals... if it ain't broke....
Hehe...makes sense.
Also, I've heard of a lot of people recommend to take my car for a service every 10 000kms as opposed to the 15 000kms interval, as well as to look at the possibility of fitting a second in-line fuel filter.
Any merit to these suggestions in your opinion?
What car is it?the second in line fuel filter is popular with the hilux/fortuners.i read at one point they actually had a shortage of injectors in the country because of them packing up.with regards to service intervals-more can only hurt your wallet
TEXTILE GUY
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Reviving an old thread
My Sanna Fe is starting to act up ..... suspect sticky injector ....
Thinking of Wynns additive ......
My Sanna Fe is starting to act up ..... suspect sticky injector ....
Thinking of Wynns additive ......
qscwbt
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there is quite a few places that take the injectors out and run a cleaner through them. they test and make sure all injectors are similar in flow and spray pattern. makes quite a big difference.
or just add about 5 litre of toluene to a full tank
TEXTILE GUY
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Hey .. thanks ... yeah got Toluene in the store.
Ockie
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Having car washed at the Engen by me and saw this inside. Have not seen it before. Will out it in when car is finished and I fill up the tank.
Nobody Important
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Well if you have not seen it before it means it is not yours! Move away from the table, the owner will soon arrive looking for his bottle and money that he may have forgotten about and driven away.
Ockie
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Lol...no man. I bought it haha. Just meant have not seen them stocking it here...or any other place. Normally only Wynn's products
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I also throw in a bottle of Wynn's Injector Cleaner every 10,000 kms or so - I have had no issues with fouled or worn injectors so far, with just under 107,000 kms on the clock.