Fuel System Cleaner..Which?
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I love the been using it for eons and never had a problem, so it must work posts...LOL.
As far as fuel stabilizer goes, I would rather use a product intended specifically for that purpose like Stabil, instead of a mult-use miracle in a can like Sea Foam or MMO......Heck, I've been using Stabil in my boat for years and never had a problem, so it must work, right?..LOL.
As far as fuel stabilizer goes, I would rather use a product intended specifically for that purpose like Stabil, instead of a mult-use miracle in a can like Sea Foam or MMO......Heck, I've been using Stabil in my boat for years and never had a problem, so it must work, right?..LOL.
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I use Sea Foam for my scoot, boat, MH, sled, lawnmower etc when I put em up for winter or summer storage. Best fuel preservative I have ever used. Never once had fuel related problems after storing with it. A friend of mine uses it once a month and swears by it.
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Ida thunk fuel systems are pretty much all the same be it scooters or four wheels.
I have been a long time fan of Chevron's "Proguard" fuel system/injector cleaner. Daimler/Benz, Porsche, BMW, Toyota among others endorse and recommend this very product. They recommend using it three or four times yearly. I have seen all my injectors over the years, and the service end has always looked like brand new.
I also have friends in the auto and marine repair business who will swear by Seafoam for storing and cleaning fuel systems. I've seen it work wonders myself.
My $0.02 as I can now post, I might as well share!
I have been a long time fan of Chevron's "Proguard" fuel system/injector cleaner. Daimler/Benz, Porsche, BMW, Toyota among others endorse and recommend this very product. They recommend using it three or four times yearly. I have seen all my injectors over the years, and the service end has always looked like brand new.
I also have friends in the auto and marine repair business who will swear by Seafoam for storing and cleaning fuel systems. I've seen it work wonders myself.
My $0.02 as I can now post, I might as well share!
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