Amsoil P.I.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Halcottsville NY
Amsoil P.I.
Just saw an ad for Amsoil P.I. in Vette mag. Is this stuff any good?
I have 29,000 miles on my 07' and was wondering if this would help for pre-emptive cleaning on the injection nozzles. I used to use Techron in my trucks, but, never really noticed a difference with anything. Maybe that was a good thing, cause no maintenance was needed to be done on the injectors. Just wondering! It's winter.... the cold... the snow... the ice.....my mind is wandering.
I have 29,000 miles on my 07' and was wondering if this would help for pre-emptive cleaning on the injection nozzles. I used to use Techron in my trucks, but, never really noticed a difference with anything. Maybe that was a good thing, cause no maintenance was needed to be done on the injectors. Just wondering! It's winter.... the cold... the snow... the ice.....my mind is wandering.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 973
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From: Mid Michigan
I add Amsoil P.I. to the fuel every 4,000 miles in all of my vehicles per their data sheet.
Basically Amsoil P.I. has the same impact as the Techron product. Helps to keep the injectors clean and carbon buildup down to a minimum, especially if you are not using Top Tier rated brand gasoline.
We were experiencing accelerator peddle sticking until we started using Amsoil P.I. in our vehicles.
Top Tier gasoline brands aren't very plentiful in our area, so Amsoil P.I. serves is a great alternative.
Best Regards,
GSRANDY
Basically Amsoil P.I. has the same impact as the Techron product. Helps to keep the injectors clean and carbon buildup down to a minimum, especially if you are not using Top Tier rated brand gasoline.
We were experiencing accelerator peddle sticking until we started using Amsoil P.I. in our vehicles.
Top Tier gasoline brands aren't very plentiful in our area, so Amsoil P.I. serves is a great alternative.
Best Regards,
GSRANDY
