Chevron Techron Concentrate Fuel System Cleaner (20 oz.) $6.50 (reg $13) free pick up ADVANCE AUTO PARTS

There's this which implies that both Techron and Seafoam suck for removing fuel deposits.

http://www.automotiveforums.com/t...tests.html

Thanks OP. I've been waiting for a deal like this to come by since I missed the last one around December 2012. Sad that we can't apply any coupons for this time around.

These were $4 AR for two last summer. If you dont need this now, it may be worth waiting for a sale + rebate

Quote from aleki : These were $4 AR for two last summer. If you dont need this now, it may be worth waiting for a sale + rebate

Almost hit the "place order" button
Thanks for the friendly reminder

Is this good to use on a 2005 Honda Accord LX 4 Liter Engine? It's got 100k miles. Thanks!

Quote from aleki : These were $4 AR for two last summer. If you dont need this now, it may be worth waiting for a sale + rebate

keywords there are "last summer" and "AR"

This thread I read a long time ago basically says techron is one of the few that are safe and not too strong. I can't find another thread that went into more details with more actual testing but it basically confirmed techron is safe as well and theoretically should help clean.

http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/1...they-safe/

I have been using techron cleaner for almost a decade and results are good. I use it every oil change (5k miles) and track my car regularly. I also send my old oil in for testing at a lab every 15k-20k miles and engine wear looks normal. My car has been going over 150k miles strong but I do take care of my car better then average, but I also use it to 100%(track)

iirc If you use Chervon gas, they include some techron, the regular gets a little bit less tho. Kinda pointless to buy these bottles if you use Chevron but it shouldnt hurt as well.

if i had a local advance i would buy a case full
always worked for my family and customers cars

Decent reviews. I'll give it a shot. Thanks OP.

Quote from longhorn055 : keywords there are "last summer" and "AR"

Dont also forget the "if you don't need thi now" keyphrase

You shouldn't bother forking out money for this garbage when a acetone mix will do the same exact thing.

However, you should check and remember to top off your blinker fluid reservoirs if you haven't. Advanced Auto has a good deal on blinker fluid currently.

promo codes dont work on this..

Is this the same as ones sold in packs at Costco?

Don't use Seafoam if you want you O2 sensors to not get an oil coating. I know they say it won't hurt them but since SeaFoam is around 30% oil its definitley going to lower their life. Techron additive is a way better cleaner than the simple Naptha and Isopropyl alcohol in seafoam.