I keep hearing advertisements for gasoline that cleans intake valves, who will be the first (with direct port injection) to sue them for false advertisements?

 

Ohhh ohh!! Me me!!

 

There is probably 3 or 4 pages of fine print to cover their butts. But you are right, some ambulance chaser is going to smell money!

 

Haha

Now that's funny.

 

Patrick, you've got far too much time on your hands!

- Jack

 

that's what i get for being a mechanically inclined, automotive technician, this kind of stuff circles through my head 24/7

 

You? Mechanically inclined? Don't kid yourself, Patrick. You're only good for spawning large, skinny, chitlins with a goatee that run around and get into automobile accidents

 

Thought this was going to be "who will be the first to kiss homoraptorous", sadly i was disappointed

This coming from the guy that kills a truck in 2 feet of water and post up how to kiss a girl on a forum

 

Really?

 

Nitrogen enriched....hmmmm.......

 

Nitrogen enriched gas. The nitrogen refers to the nitrogen molecule in the amine polyetheramine in the formulation. It's the same as found in Chevrons Techron and is one of the best soot removers and fuel system cleaners available. Will it help a direct injected engine? Not a lick. It has to get on the parts to clean and that doesn't happen with the closed valve event of the current DI engines.

 

So - can we assume that the only way to clean up a DI engine is with a system (BG or Motorvac?) that introduces appropriate chemicals into the air intake?

 

Yup, or the magic canisters.

 

Your magic canisters won't clean it, they just help prevent some deposits.

I'm assuming that stuff is used with their air induction kit.

 

[QUOTE=glc;4864800]Your magic canisters won't clean it, they just help prevent some deposits.



True, but they are working to prevent..........