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somewhere in here (CF) i read that Techron also helps clean or correct the false positive you sometimes get on your fuel gauge. if any of you have had what appeared to be lots of miles left til empty (fuel range) and then found yourself with a pounding heart when the fuel gauge suddnely goes to empty and your board says driving on reserves. it's a really good wake up....i hope this really works.
It sure does work. Been there done that, no more problems.
i was skeptic at first and said hell what have i got to loose,since i already had the check gauges on the dash so i put it in the tank and sure enough it worked for me so i think is great,beats having to drop the tank.
i was skeptic at first and said hell what have i got to loose,since i already had the check gauges on the dash so i put it in the tank and sure enough it worked for me so i think is great,beats having to drop the tank.
When my gauge started going nuts, it took a few tankfulls with the TECHRON added to each. This permenantly corrected the issue. Now every 4th fill up gets a bottle.
Not to stray too far off topic but is there much of a difference between the Techron and a Redline Fuel Injector Cleaner for those familiar with both products.
I am confused, I thought I read on here that you don't want to use fuel injector cleaners becuase they can ruin the fuel rails. Am I missing something?
I am confused, I thought I read on here that you don't want to use fuel injector cleaners becuase they can ruin the fuel rails. Am I missing something?
Sounds like an Urban Legend. The fuel rails are METAL, Techron won't hurt them. I've been using it on my cars and bikes for a long time with no problem.