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12-oz Chevron Techron Fuel System Cleaner
2 for $10
$20.00
+ Free Store Pickup
AutoZone has 12-oz Chevron Techron Fuel System Cleaner on sale at 2 for $9.99 when you follow the instructions below. Select free store pick up where available otherwise shipping is $6.99 or free on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Community Member manukadithya for sharing this deal.
Thanks to Community Member manukadithya for sharing this deal.
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
- Click here to visit the product page.
- Scroll down and click the 'See Available Deals' link (located below the listed price).
- Click 'Get Deal', select store pickup or shipping, then click 'Confirm' and 'Add to Cart'
- A Buy 1, Get 1 Free discount will be applied automatically during checkout.
- Your price will be 2 for $9.99 with free store pickup.
- Exclusive formula designed to clean the entire fuel system (fuel injectors, intake valves and combustion chambers) in one tankful.
- Cleans harmful deposits from fuel injectors, intake valves, combustion chambers and carburetors.
- Restores lost power and performance.
- Relieve cold start problems.
- Minimize harmful exhaust emissions
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Edited December 5, 2022
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Chevron fuel system cleaner 12 oz - 2 for $10 at autozone when you save deal from product page.
Need to click "see available deals" link and click "get deal" button
https://www.autozone.co
Need to click "see available deals" link and click "get deal" button
https://www.autozone.co
Created 12-02-2022
at 08:29 PM
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Whatever helps u sleep at night, poster of the question said, 50 miles a week so in 6 months it's 1300 miles the manufacturer would typically recommend once a year which would be 2600. I say if the vehicle is NA and you're not in high humidity you could go longer. Since we're into stuff the honestly matters mostly in an academic sense, fresh oil supposedly has the most detergents and is when significant wear happens, so if you did change oil every 1300 miles, may not be a good thing, again, a lot of this stuff is very debated with little conclusions, engine related failures due to oil change frequency is pretty non existent with reasonable changes like following the OLM. Not saying u won't have trouble with never changing or running low or the the wrong oil, just saying if you only followed your OLM for changes, you'll be fine. Do whatever helps u sleep at night.
My current vehicles I'm changing about every 4500-5000k miles which ends up being between 6-12 months depending on the vehicle, mostly short trips. I'm not worried about it at all. If I was doing mostly freeway I would do every 6000-7500.
Yup, even 20oz. was only about $9.
That depends how much it costs to change your oil. I've done a few calculations and sometimes it's actually cheaper to replace the engine over frequent oil changes.
I do 1yr/10k OCI with synthetic, and that conservative in reality. Get a used oil analysis and actually check the life of the oil.
The only time I would say to go down to 5k OCI is if you have an engine that is known for oil control ring issues. Since a lot of manufacturers tried a lighter control ring to save fuel economy which in turn would cause excessive oil usage.
My current vehicles I'm changing about every 4500-5000k miles which ends up being between 6-12 months depending on the vehicle, mostly short trips. I'm not worried about it at all. If I was doing mostly freeway I would do every 6000-7500.
This!! Finally someone that brings up the detergent issues. In the TDI (diesel) world, that was the findings and a lot of people started going to 20k OCI which decreased wear mostly due to the detergent issue.
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I do 1yr/10k OCI with synthetic, and that conservative in reality. Get a used oil analysis and actually check the life of the oil.
The only time I would say to go down to 5k OCI is if you have an engine that is known for oil control ring issues. Since a lot of manufacturers tried a lighter control ring to save fuel economy which in turn would cause excessive oil usage.
Fuel tank.
Thank you!
Maybe there's oil execs in here to TD my post. I was responding to a question about driving 50 miles a week. I am neurotic about maintenance and some of the oil stuff is over the top. Maybe I should be changing my tires at 5/16
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