Techron Fuel Additive
Racer
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Macomb Michigan
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
I use Techron when I change oil,about 7500/1year. I talked to the people at Techron and they claim that you don't have to use it all up in one trip. It is ok to burn up the tank over a period of time. Just my 2 cts.
Racer
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Edgewood WA
Originally Posted by BatMobile
NFS...I agree...partially. Don't over do it with any of the additives. Most of the STP stuff is trash, but tests have been done with the Techroline to find them effective in a fuel system. I add one pint (or whatever it is) about every other oil change...to the fuel!! 
For most people in the states, if you fill up at a station like Chevron, it will have the techroline additive in the fuel mix and you shouldn't have to add the additives.
Oh yeah...and STAY AWAY from octane boosters!! Just don't DO IT!!
Neill
For most people in the states, if you fill up at a station like Chevron, it will have the techroline additive in the fuel mix and you shouldn't have to add the additives.
Oh yeah...and STAY AWAY from octane boosters!! Just don't DO IT!!
Neill
Chevron puts the additive in their gas. I've also heard that Union 76 puts a similar additive in their gas, but it is not as well advertised as the Techron product that Chevron uses. 
Racer
Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Tempe Az
Originally Posted by hal26
I change my oil at 3K intervals and I know the LS1 is prone to have carbon buildup.I run a bottle thru mixed with 10 gallons of fuel just before each change with the goal of having a clean fuel system as well as preventing excessive carbonization.Is this a good idea?Are there any other products avail. that may do a better job?
Use a spray bottle of 50/50 water and IPA. run it up to 2500 RPM and start spraying
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Morganton, NC, USA
Originally Posted by C5XTASY
A periodic bottle of Techron is also supposed to keep you from experiencing, the fairly common, erratic fuel guage issues on C5s...cleans the sensors.
Ed
Ed
This works for me where the only choices of gas seems to be those with a high sulphur content. I add 12 ounces every three months.
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Try the Redlinegas additive. The redline injector cleaner is endorsed by BMW and GM.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Bonita CA
Originally Posted by Lemans Blue
Use a spray bottle of 50/50 water and IPA. run it up to 2500 RPM and start spraying
