AutoZone has
12-Oz Valvoline Restore & Protect Fuel System Cleaner (25204) on sale 2 for $25.98 - $12.99 BOGO discount in cart =
2 for $12.99. Store pickup is free where available.
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Features:
- Engineered with a next-generation, specialized proprietary chemical formula scientifically proven to attack and eliminate up to 100% of power-robbing internal engine carbon deposits.
- Targets and breaks down stubborn buildup inside critical, high-heat component zones including Port Fuel Injectors (PFI), Gasoline Direct Injectors (GDI), intake valves, and combustion chambers.
- Maximizes thermal combustion parameters to reverse the sluggish, draining effects of heavy carbon layers, effectively restoring factory-new throttle response and stabilizing rough idles.
- Provides a defensive chemical shield along the fuel path to actively defend delicate injectors, pumps, and metal walls against future rust, tarnish, and fuel-line corrosion.
- Safely strips down internal choke points to maximize efficient fuel dispersion, directly contributing to increased MPGs and healthier long-term fuel economy.
- Formulated as a fully universal, non-hazardous fuel additive option tailored to optimize fuel delivery inside everyday commuter sedans, hardworking pickup trucks, and smaller outdoor lawn equipment.
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Some say those don't work as well since they can't "reach" certain engine components. I did a brief look in to it and it seems Liqui Moly sells DI Jectron as well, which is supposed to penetrate deeper.
I'd look in to that a bit more since Liqui Moly is a pretty reputable brand. Not that Valvoline isn't but I think more enthusiast look to LM over others be it for oil or cleaners/additives.
$17 on FCP Euro, can't find it cheaper anywhere else.
This Valvoline stuff is mixed with gasoline. Best case scenario is the ability to restore performance of clogged fuel injectors. Since a direct injection only engine does not introduce gasoline into the intake ports, I don't see how this chemical can reach the deposits on the intake valves.
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