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Features:- One 12 fl oz bottle of STP Complete Fuel System Cleaner for a variety of gasoline engines
- This car fuel treatment has 2x the amount of cleaning agents versus leading premium gasoline
- PEA and PIBA detergents get rid of deposits to keep your system clean and fuel efficient
- Fuel system cleaner helps inhibit corrosion and restores engine performance for convenient and versatile car products
- Use this complete STP fuel system cleaner at every oil change or every 4,000 miles
- Jet fuel creates a high-quality carrier for the active ingredients in this auto cleaner
- Fuel system cleaner that is compatible with all gasoline engines, including turbo, direct inject and hybrid engines
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I took a look at Wal*Mart's SuperTech branded products when I was in the store a couple of weeks ago and did not see a PEA endorsement on the bottle. I wound up picking up a bottle of Rislone Gas Fuel System Treatment on clearance at AutoZone for $8.
I have also seen several suggestions to use any of these products in a more highly concentrated manner than suggested by adding it when there's only a quarter tank of fuel remaining and running it down to empty before adding more fuel to dilute the cleaning product. You're not going to blow up your motor with any of these products.
All that said, in this case more than others.. the usual "your mileage may vary" disclaimer is pretty accurate when it comes to these products.
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I took a look at Wal*Mart's SuperTech branded products when I was in the store a couple of weeks ago and did not see a PEA endorsement on the bottle. I wound up picking up a bottle of Rislone Gas Fuel System Treatment on clearance at AutoZone for $8.
I have also seen several suggestions to use any of these products in a more highly concentrated manner than suggested by adding it when there's only a quarter tank of fuel remaining and running it down to empty before adding more fuel to dilute the cleaning product. You're not going to blow up your motor with any of these products.
All that said, in this case more than others.. the usual "your mileage may vary" disclaimer is pretty accurate when it comes to these products.
I took a look at Wal*Mart's SuperTech branded products when I was in the store a couple of weeks ago and did not see a PEA endorsement on the bottle. I wound up picking up a bottle of Rislone Gas Fuel System Treatment on clearance at AutoZone for $8.
I have also seen several suggestions to use any of these products in a more highly concentrated manner than suggested by adding it when there's only a quarter tank of fuel remaining and running it down to empty before adding more fuel to dilute the cleaning product. You're not going to blow up your motor with any of these products.
All that said, in this case more than others.. the usual "your mileage may vary" disclaimer is pretty accurate when it comes to these products.
no, if you have to ensure the best odds that your engine gets over 200k using this stuff is a good practice.
If you only use top tier fuel then this stuff may not be as needed but cheap cost for the extra insurance.
I took a look at Wal*Mart's SuperTech branded products when I was in the store a couple of weeks ago and did not see a PEA endorsement on the bottle. I wound up picking up a bottle of Rislone Gas Fuel System Treatment on clearance at AutoZone for $8.
I have also seen several suggestions to use any of these products in a more highly concentrated manner than suggested by adding it when there's only a quarter tank of fuel remaining and running it down to empty before adding more fuel to dilute the cleaning product. You're not going to blow up your motor with any of these products.
All that said, in this case more than others.. the usual "your mileage may vary" disclaimer is pretty accurate when it comes to these products.
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