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3M Automotive Fuel System Tune-Up Kit $11 after $10 rebate + Free Shipping (expired)
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You may call this number to check the status of your rebate....1-800-766-9334
After much searching and looking around, finally found the CS number to check the status of the rebate. I had to provide First and Last name and address and the representiative was able to pull up the record. He said that the rebate is currently processing and shall be mailed out soon..... It would have been better if they would have provided the information for tracking the rebate on the FORM.... Oh Well....
BTW: I used the webprint out form and sent the rebate WITHOUT the UPC....
OFFICIAL MAIL-IN REBATE CLAIM FORM
Not redeemable at retail. Please see below for terms and conditions of use.
Additional Conditions: Not redeemable at retail. Limit one $10 rebate per request. Also,
limit of one $10 rebate per person and address. Rebate request must be submitted with this original Form (copies will not be accepted). Requests must be postmarked no later than January 15, 2013 and must be received by January 31, 2013. Offer void where prohibited, taxed or otherwise restricted by law. Rebate only available to residents of the U.S. Allow 8 – 10 weeks for processing and delivery of rebate. Not responsible for lost, stolen, damaged, ineligible, illegible or misdirected mail. Product must be purchased by December 31, 2012.
Has anyone figured out what this means? If we need an "original" rebate form, where do we get it?
After much searching and looking around, finally found the CS number to check the status of the rebate. I had to provide First and Last name and address and the representiative was able to pull up the record. He said that the rebate is currently processing and shall be mailed out soon..... It would have been better if they would have provided the information for tracking the rebate on the FORM.... Oh Well....
BTW: I used the webprint out form and sent the rebate WITHOUT the UPC....
OFFICIAL MAIL-IN REBATE CLAIM FORM
Not redeemable at retail. Please see below for terms and conditions of use.
Additional Conditions: Not redeemable at retail. Limit one $10 rebate per request. Also,
limit of one $10 rebate per person and address. Rebate request must be submitted with this original Form (copies will not be accepted). Requests must be postmarked no later than January 15, 2013 and must be received by January 31, 2013. Offer void where prohibited, taxed or otherwise restricted by law. Rebate only available to residents of the U.S. Allow 8 – 10 weeks for processing and delivery of rebate. Not responsible for lost, stolen, damaged, ineligible, illegible or misdirected mail. Product must be purchased by December 31, 2012.
Has anyone figured out what this means? If we need an "original" rebate form, where do we get it?
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In summary - Users of cheap gasoline may benefit from this product, while users of more reputable sources of fuel [toptiergas.com]might be wasting their time with a cleaning product.
The premise sure sounds reasonable - an engine accumulates buildup over time that degrades performance - remove the buildup, and things should work better.
Thanks in advance for any info!
I used sea foam in the 900 SE turbo and it cleaned it out a bit. Get a bit of throttle body cleaner and a shop towel and you can clean the butterfly valve of the throttle very easily. With sea foam you can take the vaccum lead that is plugged in directly ontop of the manifold off. Start there car and youll see it has a low pressure suction on it. Slowly siphon the can of sea foam into the vacuum line and you car will weez and whine but shouldn't stall. Let it idle for some time then go on a cruze. Youll notice the car will pour out white smoke from the tailpipe, after about 10 mins of driving the seafoam will be completely out of the system and you will have clean vacuum lines and clean engine. Better throttle response, Idle will be smoother, and fuel economy should improve marginally. Pouring things into the gas tank rarely does anything.
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For subscribe ..its showing 15% off and not 5 %
All gasoline sold in this country already has additives to keep the fuel system clean.
Unless your engine is running rough, save your money.
That's not really true. Those additives have no effect on the buildup of carbon residue in the intake system because the fuel is injected just above the intake valve, or directly into the cylinder in the case of a DI engine. Buildup of carbon residue in the intake system occurs upstream of the valve and is significant. Buildup on the valve itself occurs over time despite the detergents added to gasoline and the television commercials that tout them.
I used sea foam in the 900 SE turbo and it cleaned it out a bit. Get a bit of throttle body cleaner and a shop towel and you can clean the butterfly valve of the throttle very easily. With sea foam you can take the vaccum lead that is plugged in directly ontop of the manifold off. Start there car and youll see it has a low pressure suction on it. Slowly siphon the can of sea foam into the vacuum line and you car will weez and whine but shouldn't stall. Let it idle for some time then go on a cruze. Youll notice the car will pour out white smoke from the tailpipe, after about 10 mins of driving the seafoam will be completely out of the system and you will have clean vacuum lines and clean engine. Better throttle response, Idle will be smoother, and fuel economy should improve marginally. Pouring things into the gas tank rarely does anything.