Amazon[amazon.com] has 12-Oz STP Direct Injection Fuel Injector Cleaner for $6.64 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $6.31. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price $7.57 lower (55% savings) than the typical price of $13.88
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Amazon[amazon.com] has 12-Oz STP Direct Injection Fuel Injector Cleaner for $6.64 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $6.31. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price $7.57 lower (55% savings) than the typical price of $13.88
Model: STP Direct Injection Fuel Injector Cleaner, Advanced Synthetic Technology Fuel Cleaner Dissolves Hardened Deposits that Accumulate on Injectors, 12 Oz, STP
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Any idea if this is worth it? Thanks, also assume I wait till engine close to empty and put it in the fill on top
If you have a clogged injector, sure. I usually dump one in about 1-2 tanks before an oil change. If anything gets kicked into the fuel that combusts, it'll get caught in the oil and filter about to be replaced, instead of sitting there for another few thousands miles. Can't hurt the car.
If you have a clogged injector, sure. I usually dump one in about 1-2 tanks before an oil change. If anything gets kicked into the fuel that combusts, it'll get caught in the oil and filter about to be replaced, instead of sitting there for another few thousands miles. Can't hurt the car.
Thanks, follow up questions. Is doing this the same as this service from the dealer (EFI SERVICE (FUEL INJECTION CLEANING SERVICE)). I just got the oil changed and they offered this at service time, so do you recommend holding off?
If you have a clogged injector, sure. I usually dump one in about 1-2 tanks before an oil change. If anything gets kicked into the fuel that combusts, it'll get caught in the oil and filter about to be replaced, instead of sitting there for another few thousands miles. Can't hurt the car.
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No need to do this before an oil change
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