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What problem does it solve? I'm loathe to add things to oil or fuel as most are snake oil meant to ease the mind and lighten the wallet but little else.
What problem does it solve? I'm loathe to add things to oil or fuel as most are snake oil meant to ease the mind and lighten the wallet but little else.
Agree. The best thing you can regularly put in your tank is high quality fuel from a reputable retailer. High quality fuels all contain detergents that help keep injectors cleaner for longer.
IT's really debatable if these injector cleaner type additives have any effect whatsoever., but FWIW, I've heard the EFI and Chevron Techron are the best ones to buy if you're going to.
Injector failure or dirty injectors to the point of really affecting performance/MPGs is rare.
Agree. The best thing you can regularly put in your tank is high quality fuel from a reputable retailer. High quality fuels all contain detergents that help keep injectors cleaner for longer.
IT's really debatable if these injector cleaner type additives have any effect whatsoever., but FWIW, I've heard the EFI and Chevron Techron are the best ones to buy if you're going to.
Injector failure or dirty injectors to the point of really affecting performance/MPGs is rare.
Agreed. Personally, I think most of these additives are highly alcohol based. Guess what is in most fuel you buy these days? At least 10% alcohol.
About the only additives I will use are Techron in a car I don't know the history of and after a tank I want the fuel filter changed.
The other thing is Seafoam through the intake if I can see the motor is really gummed up from too many years of a granny driver never exceeding 1/4 of the RPM band. A can of Seafoam, some good gas and an Italian tuneup fixes most problems like that.
I will Definately Recommend this for Our Cars Part # toyota EFI Tank Additive part# 00289-EFI00 Cars
Why would you recommend or use this additive? Was there a problem that this additive solved for you?
I won't add any additive to my vehicles' fluids (engine oil, gasoline, transmission, differential, radiator, brake fluid). In my opinion those fluids come with the proper amount of additives already, and don't need anything additional. With regard to gasoline, all Tier 1 gasoline brands of the recommended octane rating have adequate cleansing additives...
07-13-18, 12:25 PM
Toyota EFI Tank Additive
