Milpower

EXACTLY the same. Leads me to not believe either company's claims as I want to see pictures of what their product supposedly does (and not some generic picture).

Additionally, Techron concentrated cleaner was $5.97 and treats up to 12 gallons. Is this cleaner MORE concentrated then what is available at the pump? If so, Chevron averages .10-.15/gal more than competing stations. So, a 12-gal fill-up woud be less than $2 more. If the ratios are the same, why would anyone buy the Techron concentrate?

And, for TT content, does anyone use anything beside Techron as a fuel additive?

TTschwing

at 130K or so when we pulled his intake manifold off at Shackfest '08....You might want to ask him about the secret to his success since he bought the car new (2000 180 with all the mods). I was impressed.

Techron concentrate is just that...use it every now and then to keep fuel senders scrubbed and valves and injectors clean. CHEAP insurance IMO...

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BlewChip

loosely documented, you cannot compare it to a well maintained vehichle. Before you criticize, it would be better to educate yourself as you seem to be fairly needy.

pmarcian

Tried the Techron solution but thought my sender or cluster was the problem after about 5 treatments. One can of Motul and the fuel gauge now works perfectly. I use it regularly now and it seems to work great.

World Impex has it but you can get it cheaper if you search.

Basttion

Actually, it's you that comes across as needy,

AkRascal

Wowser, at 130,00K, I think I probably need to drink some of it.

TTschwing

You've got what....another 15-16 years til you hit that mileage Dick??....:-)

furiousgeorge

145,000 on my car, i've used techron twice, and seafoamed once. Valves are even cleaner than that.

Milpower

Post deleted. Individual not worth effort.

Milpower

cylinders, but the intake and exhaust valves are pretty crusty.

Will contact RoberTT. As always, gracias.