I used to think Lucas was the best fuel system cleaner. After using the 100 gallon treatment in 5 gallons of gasoline twice in a row, I saw no change. I changed to Gum Out brand of fuel system cleaner and after 1 treatment, I gained 6 MPG and a lot of power. This was on a 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.8L with 218,000 miles. Lucas has some good products, but I no longer use their fuel system cleaner.
@@captainamericaamerica8090 I haven't been employed for over a year, and before that worked on RV's. Sorry for your gramps troubles, but fixing to change my oil on my 400,000 mile truck and put another quart of Lucas in her. I've used Lucas iin her since I got her in 2017
I used the Lucas in my old Toyota Corolla with great success. Corrolla finally gave up the ghost at 350,000 miles When I got my new Camry, the Lucas did not do much, so I tried the Sea Foam which works great and adds 4-5mpg to my gas mileage. I drive from Orlando to Atlanta a couple times per year on I75. My last trip with using the Sea Foam I went from 35mpg to 42mpg which is a significant increase in gas mileage. My range per gas tank increased from 450 to 525 miles per tank using the Sea Foam. I don't leave home without it.
I drove my 78 Corolla from new until 02 when I had no choice but to buy my Camry, only bc my Corolla died at 488K miles. I drove my Camry until 11 and bought a new Rav 4WD. I still drive the Rav today. So in 44 years I’ve only had to buy 3 cars. When I turn 70, I’ll buy another Rav AWD that’s a hybrid
@@Doc1855 I miss my 2008 Corolla. My Camry is like driving a big boat after 11 years of driving the Corolla. 488K miles is awesome. I'm sure I could have gotten another 100K miles if I had wanted to pay for a large repair bill last summer. All in all glad I made the switch.
@@jeffreymumm4483 LOL, you’re right about going from a Corolla to a boat, I think you made a wise decision on buying a Camry. Mine was a great car. My wife drove her 04 Camry for 18 years. Last November we donated it to our church and I bought my wife a lease retuned Outback. It’s a 19 and it only had 5,600 miles. We were having to park her Camry 3-4 months each year bc of our snow pack, (we get 4-5 feet of snow every winter). We looked at the AWD Camry but it didn’t have enough ground clearance. We’re hoping to get 200K out of her Outback. If not then I’ll replace it with a Rav AWD hybrid. We loved the new Toyota Venza for her but our auto insurance would have gone up $1K a year. It’s $300 more a year for the Outback, so that’s why I bought her the Subaru, well that and she’s great at a lot of things, except for driving. She has a LOT of fender benders and Subaru’s are the best for occupant safety.
I own a 2012 V.W. EOS and had a vapor lock problem. The car would preform wonderful until you turned it off. 3 to 4 hour wait to cool off and it would start right up after that amount of time,(you could use it as a timer). I used "Sea Foam" in the fuel. "Yes" I've read it's for use in a 2 cycle engine. I did indeed find a preformance increase. The 2012 V.W. EOS is a sleeper. It will bark tires in first and in second gear and is a rush in passing on a 4 lane hwy lots of power. It is an auto trans, turbo. "Sea Foam" did solve the problem of vapor lock. I do believe preformance was increased by the addition of "Sea foam" in the fuel.
my Elantra 2008 has 159600 miles with zero problems. Never has the engine light on. I told Toyota: GOODBYE FOREVER after so many years of stealing my money with shit cars. I won't trade my Elantra 2008 for a brand-new toyota, even for free.
Bought a clean used 2005 GMC Canyon 4 cyl truck (200K) miles last Nov. and added a 4oz. bottle of 'Lucas Fuel Injector Treatment' with a fresh fill up, along with a pint of 'Rislone' High Mileage Oil Treatment (yellow bottle) with an oil change. Although it took about 100 driving miles to accomplish what I intended, one day I realized how smoothly the engine was running and the noticeably increased power I was getting. Am convinced previous owner (company fleet vehicle) never bothered use these type products. Seriously, the engine has so much pep now it feels like a 6+ cyl. Best $12 bucks I ever spent......
I had a car with one cylinder that oiled up the spark plug. I would Change the plug every so often. Then one day( many years ago) I put injector cleaner in the gas tank. Never replaced that plug again. It was kept clean by the injector cleaner. Definitely keeps your whole combustion chamber carbon build up , free.
@@BabyGangsterIsMe Just saw a video where the tester used 2 bottles of Techron and there was very little cleaning. Seems this stuff needs to be used with every tank fill. I don't know!
I personally prefer BG 44k platinum it just seems like it works better than all the other brands I have tried in the past, it can be pricey but it definitely does work
I can back up Sea foam n say that it works for sure. I can definitely feel it working as soon as you fill it up n hit the road. I recommend this to my family n friends. Sea foam works n trust me after using it you will feel the difference n how Smooth your car or truck drives
I like Sta Bil for storage over the winter months but I swear by Lucas's fuel injection cleaner works great for me. Sometimes I use Seafoam my dad likes that especially in the transmission make it shift a lot smoother. 👍🙂
Red line is the best. I've been using it for years with phenomenal results and this is due to its active unique component you cannot find at its competitors. Look it up.
I was an owner/operator for over 36 years and used Lucas in all of my diesel engines. I also use it in everything I own. From my chainsaws, lawnmower, weedeaters, leaf blowers, cars and pickups. Them saying it's only good for gas engines is totally wrong.
Even though nobody knows me from Joe, I'm not a big believer in additives, but any gasoline additive that contains P.E.A. in it, has been a life saver for me. I work for a government agency that has generators and other equipment that sits for long periods of time, which plugs up the carburators. Haven't seen much help from stabil, but P.E.A. Gumout, seems to be helping alot
The one I have the best luck with is berryman's fuel injection cleaner it's low in cost and does a really good job but you can only use it in the gasoline do not put it in your engine. Unless you're going to be changing your oil it works well as a flush. It is very strong.
I use super tech, motor treatment, its right next to sea foam, in Wally world, I went in the local supercenter, to buy a bottle of sea foam, but, they were out of the regular bottle, I have been buying, so I looked around, and to the left of where the sea foam, usually is, was a can of super tech, motor treatment, at roughly 6.00 dollars, so I figured, there, can't be that many companies, making it for wally world, so I bought one and put it in in the parking lot, over the next couple days, I noticed, the check engine light was off, and the engine was running, noticeably, smoother, in my 01 express van, and 2 weeks later, my check engine light is still off, and the engine, still, running great, I'm sold, for around, $6.00, a little, more with tax, this stuff is great!
I have always liked Berrymans B-12 Chemtool I owned a lot of different cars and my way may not be the right way but I put a bottle in at about a quarter of a tank and drive it like I stole it, and have had car's with a severe miss and when I done purring like a kitty, clogged injectors same thing, and their carb and throttle body spray is awesome, it actually cleans spark plugs as you drive.
You show stp water remover bottle,but not the 44K container! As professional parts manager in several dealerships, Chrysler,Ford,Mercedes, and GM for over 38 years my choice was 44K.👍👍 .
The best thing to do is try all of them like i did 10 of them and Rislone works best in my neon 2003 215.000 miles. And i used all of the one on this page that tha are showning
Lucas Oil can be used in both gasoline and diesel engines. It states that right on the bottle. This video said it's only for gas which is wrong info. Since this video channel can't even get that right I don't trust them with anything that's important. Possibly they are paid by certain companies to rate the products to give a negative or lowest rating to the best product. Don't trust this channel; Auto Gear.
The best thing about Lucas is it lubricates the fuel pump. We have 150K on our 2011 Pilot and the factory fuel pump still quiet and working. I didn't understand how it uses no solvents till I figured out it is plant based . If you want your fuel pump to last use Lucas.
Draino worked the best for me cleaned them pipes clean...My second choice liquid plummer cleans all clogged injectors and no more fuel back up..Try it you will be impressed more flushes to the ounce.
Rislone hy- per fuel fuelinjected cleaner i used 10 different types of fuel injection cleaner and Rislone works best in my 2003 dodge neon SXT 10 dollars at wall mart no more hesitation win i give the car gas i gain 2 to 3 miles prgallons just from one use it been around 100 + years Rislone 215.000 miles on my neon
I have used Lucas fuel injector for more than a year now .I not had any more problems with my fuel pump and starting up my car any. Best product.Recommend it to anyone to use.
@@TATTDIS STP, Motomaster, the 2 from the 90s (Duralube and Slick50), a few different store brands, Kleen-Flo, Risoline, and a couple that I have forgotten over the years.
Original Seafoam may not be the best choice for modern engines. It was originally for 2 cycle engines. Just watch Scotty Kilmer videos. I don't consider Stabil as an injector clearer, its used to keep gas fresher for long periods. Techron has a good reputation. I may try red line. Thanks
You should never take Scotty and his takes seriously. Yes he's a good mechanic but by no means the top authority in car repair. Seafoam is a tested product that produces results. You can test it yourself and see for yourself how wrong Scotty is.
You’re better off getting catalytic converter cleaner since it cleans all these parts of the fuel system these products claim to and more. Restrictions of flow in the exhaust system and buildup on the O2 sensors are often the cause of many symptoms. Besides, I’ve tried most of these and I felt Rislone in the binary bottle has the best results
Interesting that you say for Lucas Oil Lube and fuel conditioner "The only major draw back was that it can only be used in gasoline engines" but the label clearly states that it can be used in Gas or Diesel engines?
Crazy cool...hey the redline the number one choice obviously got to be stronger than everything before it...would you go with something like 4 seafoam, petroleum solvent is probably all in these, but yeah. Oh, and they all go in the tank...watched a vid on seafoam, where it went in the crankcase, tank, and intake manifold while the engine ran till it was empty, then sat for 10 min and restart to blow the carbon out, which one would you use? I have a Hyundai Santa Fe with 303,000 km on it runs well, 3.3.l v6 Awd, I love it and want to just treat it well and see how long she goes for. So, the question is the same, as the three steps if you care to go through them, can you do the same with redline? 3 treatments intake manifold, gas tank and crankcase? appreciate the video. PS Lucas oil treatment would be beneficial? also, I am running Pennzoil ultra-platinum full synthetic.
Lucas is great but they're forgetting one AWESOME fuel injector cleaner which is Z- max!! Even the oil treatment is Top- Tier!! Too bad you can only get it online unless you buy the whole kit at Auto Zone. I average up to 40 mpg on the hwy in my 2017 Hyundai Elantra!!!
Naphtha a cleaning agent you can buy in a lot of hardware stores, it's used for cleaning out catalytic converters, it's in cat clean the stuff that you put in your gas to clean catalytic converter, I also think that it's in PB Blaster, and it's cheap
What was the "science" behind this? For one I was not aware STP Water Remover cleaned fuel; systems of deposits other than water. I have used a couple of these products. I used to use Royal Purple ( still do from time to time ) but I'm not adding a $22 Cdn Dollars bottle of injector cleaner every 2 or 3 tank fulls of fuel to save a few bucks on fuel so I just use it maybe every 5000 mile oil change. I once put the product Gum Out and there was a noticeable difference in idle smoothness and after running through 3/4 of the tank on a long trip, the acceleration was better on the next tank full. Use good quality fuel, pray that the "name brand Fuel Station" has no issues with their holding tanks etc. and once in awhile ( maybe once every couple hundred miles or so, do a short burst of hard acceleration not necessarily pedal to the metal, maybe on a long downhill straight stretch to "blow out" the combustion chambers a bit and do that with a bottle of fuel injector cleaner in the tank.
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Links to the best Fuel Injector Cleaners we listed in today's Fuel Injector Cleaner review video:
1. Red Line Complete SI-1 Fuel System Cleaner
geni.us/Unb8 [Amazon]
2. Liqui Moly 2007
geni.us/OugcE [Amazon]
3. Chevron Techron
geni.us/cBrMvm [Amazon]
4. Sea Foam IC5
geni.us/zVSvIoU [Amazon]
5. STP Water Remover
geni.us/60qXZ [Amazon]
6. Gumout High-Mileage
geni.us/26jMr [Amazon]
7. OTC Tools
geni.us/ckCY8d [Amazon]
8. STA-BIL 360
geni.us/SDRld [Amazon]
9. Royal Purple Max
geni.us/AgkBe6 [Amazon]
10. Lucas Oil 10512
geni.us/sfHY [Amazon]
Anyway....Lucas works for me for years...number one for me
In Europe using Datacol, exist in Usa?
I used to think Lucas was the best fuel system cleaner. After using the 100 gallon treatment in 5 gallons of gasoline twice in a row, I saw no change. I changed to Gum Out brand of fuel system cleaner and after 1 treatment, I gained 6 MPG and a lot of power. This was on a 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.8L with 218,000 miles. Lucas has some good products, but I no longer use their fuel system cleaner.
I've been using Lucas in my Cummins 6.7 for years. Works great! I have 392,000 miles and still get over 20mpg highway on a one ton duely
Lucas badly Damaged my gramps engines! Bad stuff. They just MASSIVE ADVERTISE. 😣😣😤😤😤😤💀💀💀👎👎👎
YOU MORE THAN LIKELY WORK FOR LUCAS IT'S BLOWN MANY ENGINES😥😥😥😥
@@captainamericaamerica8090 I haven't been employed for over a year, and before that worked on RV's. Sorry for your gramps troubles, but fixing to change my oil on my 400,000 mile truck and put another quart of Lucas in her. I've used Lucas iin her since I got her in 2017
I added STP fuel injector cleaner to the gas tank. I was able to get my 03 Camry idle correctly after running only 10 minutes. Very impressed!
Mine running smoother after stp also
Stp all the way for me also, a fantastic additive wich works instantly,.. Also use it for preventing build ups..
@@gorgon9786 couple of tablespoons of drain sure to clean them pipes stops backup on a dime.
Y'all talking bout the yellow bottle stop fuel injector cleaner?
I just added STP to my Lincoln Towncar hope for great results
I used the Lucas in my old Toyota Corolla with great success. Corrolla finally gave up the ghost at 350,000 miles When I got my new Camry, the Lucas did not do much, so I tried the Sea Foam which works great and adds 4-5mpg to my gas mileage. I drive from Orlando to Atlanta a couple times per year on I75. My last trip with using the Sea Foam I went from 35mpg to 42mpg which is a significant increase in gas mileage. My range per gas tank increased from 450 to 525 miles per tank using the Sea Foam. I don't leave home without it.
I drove my 78 Corolla from new until 02 when I had no choice but to buy my Camry, only bc my Corolla died at 488K miles.
I drove my Camry until 11 and bought a new Rav 4WD. I still drive the Rav today.
So in 44 years I’ve only had to buy 3 cars.
When I turn 70, I’ll buy another Rav AWD that’s a hybrid
@@Doc1855 I miss my 2008 Corolla. My Camry is like driving a big boat after 11 years of driving the Corolla. 488K miles is awesome. I'm sure I could have gotten another 100K miles if I had wanted to pay for a large repair bill last summer. All in all glad I made the switch.
@@jeffreymumm4483 LOL, you’re right about going from a Corolla to a boat, I think you made a wise decision on buying a Camry. Mine was a great car.
My wife drove her 04 Camry for 18 years. Last November we donated it to our church and I bought my wife a lease retuned Outback. It’s a 19 and it only had 5,600 miles.
We were having to park her Camry 3-4 months each year bc of our snow pack, (we get 4-5 feet of snow every winter). We looked at the AWD Camry but it didn’t have enough ground clearance.
We’re hoping to get 200K out of her Outback. If not then I’ll replace it with a Rav AWD hybrid.
We loved the new Toyota Venza for her but our auto insurance would have gone up $1K a year. It’s $300 more a year for the Outback, so that’s why I bought her the Subaru, well that and she’s great at a lot of things, except for driving. She has a LOT of fender benders and Subaru’s are the best for occupant safety.
I own a 2012 V.W. EOS and had a vapor lock problem. The car would preform wonderful until you turned it off. 3 to 4 hour wait to cool off and it would start right up after that amount of time,(you could use it as a timer). I used "Sea Foam" in the fuel. "Yes" I've read it's for use in a 2 cycle engine. I did indeed find a preformance increase. The 2012 V.W. EOS is a sleeper. It will bark tires in first and in second gear and is a rush in passing on a 4 lane hwy lots of power. It is an auto trans, turbo. "Sea Foam" did solve the problem of vapor lock. I do believe preformance was increased by the addition of "Sea foam" in the fuel.
my Elantra 2008 has 159600 miles with zero problems. Never has the engine light on. I told Toyota: GOODBYE FOREVER after so many years of stealing my money with shit cars. I won't trade my Elantra 2008 for a brand-new toyota, even for free.
Bought a clean used 2005 GMC Canyon 4 cyl truck (200K) miles last Nov. and added a 4oz. bottle of 'Lucas Fuel Injector Treatment' with a fresh fill up, along with a pint of 'Rislone' High Mileage Oil Treatment (yellow bottle) with an oil change. Although it took about 100 driving miles to accomplish what I intended, one day I realized how smoothly the engine was running and the noticeably increased power I was getting. Am convinced previous owner (company fleet vehicle) never bothered use these type products. Seriously, the engine has so much pep now it feels like a 6+ cyl. Best $12 bucks I ever spent......
Lucas every tank full really improved my 22 year old Chevy Silverado running super smooth !
Lucas worked right away in my 1997 GM 5.7 with Throttle Body Injection , real happy with it !
YOU'RE ANOTHER FAKE! LUCAS FLOODS THESE SITES WITH FAKES. WHO WORK THERE
I love seeing everyone's OPINIONS/FEELINGS they feel r facts.....
they are not
Yeah like random people's videos with no proof or testing cited...
Agreed. I generally buy the one that's on sale but stick to most of the brands that are on this list.
STP fuel system cleaner always works well for me. Have also used Gumout, but STP gets my vote.
It was stated in the video that the ATP treatment had a most favorable result, coming from the users. However, it was at #5 in the review.
Use there stuff and it only uses one bottle for 4000 miles. May it's more miles.
I agree with you about STP v Cumout.
What do you recommend for Sorento GDI ENGINE?
I use Lucas and have for years, 160,000 miles on a set of plugs in a 2009 Trailblazer L6, looked like new when pulled.
I had a car with one cylinder that oiled up the spark plug. I would Change the plug every so often. Then one day( many years ago) I put injector cleaner in the gas tank. Never replaced that plug again. It was kept clean by the injector cleaner. Definitely keeps your whole combustion chamber carbon build up , free.
@@rickyates1833 Which brand?
@@CHEECHMUN I use any
Chevron Techron has always been my choice or Seafoam. Use both back and forth.
dont use Seaform. Use chevron bc it contains EPA. only EPA can clean it
@@BabyGangsterIsMe Just saw a video where the tester used 2 bottles of Techron and there was very little cleaning. Seems this stuff needs to be used with every tank fill. I don't know!
@@BabyGangsterIsMe
PEA genius
I personally prefer BG 44k platinum it just seems like it works better than all the other brands I have tried in the past, it can be pricey but it definitely does work
Get to be a Preferred customer. You get at cost and it's delivered to your door. Not so pricey. Good luck.
It. Is the better
I can back up Sea foam n say that it works for sure. I can definitely feel it working as soon as you fill it up n hit the road. I recommend this to my family n friends. Sea foam works n trust me after using it you will feel the difference n how Smooth your car or truck drives
I've started using Seafoam iam on hwy alot I noticed difference very first time I used it👋
I use Berryman B 12 , so far i find good results
I like Sta Bil for storage over the winter months but I swear by Lucas's fuel injection cleaner works great for me. Sometimes I use Seafoam my dad likes that especially in the transmission make it shift a lot smoother. 👍🙂
Mine would sputter stall when cold. Adding Seafoam to the gas tank fixed the problem. Runs good when cold now.
Red line is the best. I've been using it for years with phenomenal results and this is due to its active unique component you cannot find at its competitors. Look it up.
I was an owner/operator for over 36 years and used Lucas in all of my diesel engines. I also use it in everything I own. From my chainsaws, lawnmower, weedeaters, leaf blowers, cars and pickups. Them saying it's only good for gas engines is totally wrong.
LUCAS ADDITIVES HAVE DESTROYED A LOT OF ENGINES. YOU PROBABLY WORK FOR THEM. THEY ARE KNOWN TO FLOOD THESE SITES! WITH FAKE REVIEWS
Even though nobody knows me from Joe, I'm not a big believer in additives, but any gasoline additive that contains P.E.A. in it, has been a life saver for me. I work for a government agency that has generators and other equipment that sits for long periods of time, which plugs up the carburators. Haven't seen much help from stabil, but P.E.A. Gumout, seems to be helping alot
GUM OUT WORKS!
I trust LUCAS ONLY.
IT'S GOOD FOR NASCAR, ITS GOOD FOR ME.
The one I have the best luck with is berryman's fuel injection cleaner it's low in cost and does a really good job but you can only use it in the gasoline do not put it in your engine. Unless you're going to be changing your oil it works well as a flush. It is very strong.
Just watch project farm he actually tests fuel injector cleaners.
Few if any on RUclips can touch Project Farm's quality and dedication. This video is just junk.
Redline is the best either way
Exactly
I use super tech, motor treatment, its right next to sea foam, in Wally world, I went in the local supercenter, to buy a bottle of sea foam, but, they were out of the regular bottle, I have been buying, so I looked around, and to the left of where the sea foam, usually is, was a can of super tech, motor treatment, at roughly 6.00 dollars, so I figured, there, can't be that many companies, making it for wally world, so I bought one and put it in in the parking lot, over the next couple days, I noticed, the check engine light was off, and the engine was running, noticeably, smoother, in my 01 express van, and 2 weeks later, my check engine light is still off, and the engine, still, running great, I'm sold, for around, $6.00, a little, more with tax, this stuff is great!
Whatever works for you. Berryman's B12 has worked very well for me.
Recline is #1 for a reason , it works the 👌
I have always liked Berrymans B-12 Chemtool I owned a lot of different cars and my way may not be the right way but I put a bottle in at about a quarter of a tank and drive it like I stole it, and have had car's with a severe miss and when I done purring like a kitty, clogged injectors same thing, and their carb and throttle body spray is awesome, it actually cleans spark plugs as you drive.
Lucas all the way. I put one in my fuel tank once a month....
I bought the one on the number 10 spot today. I hope it'll help with my idol and fuel combustion.
It will.
Lucas Took Light OFF Fuel Injection Cleaner♡ Saves TON$
You show stp water remover bottle,but not the 44K container! As professional parts
manager in several dealerships, Chrysler,Ford,Mercedes, and GM for over 38 years
my choice was 44K.👍👍
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Lucas also works in diesel fuel
Techron fuel system cleaner is my pick.
Made by Chevron who also makes gasoline.
I agree that's what I use techron high milage fuel system cleaner the best
I've used Gumout multi-system cleaner with excellent results. Very surprising it didn't make the list 😕
I was surprised too.
I wondered the same thing...
That's because this video is not that good.
How safe is it for GDI engines or turbocharged ones?
I saw another video and it ranked #1
The best thing to do is try all of them like i did 10 of them and Rislone works best in my neon 2003 215.000 miles. And i used all of the one on this page that tha are showning
I was thinking the same. Try different ones and see how good they work. Then stick to what works.
Lucas Oil can be used in both gasoline and diesel engines. It states that right on the bottle. This video said it's only for gas which is wrong info. Since this video channel can't even get that right I don't trust them with anything that's important. Possibly they are paid by certain companies to rate the products to give a negative or lowest rating to the best product. Don't trust this channel; Auto Gear.
Right?! How do you know the reviews aren't sponsored?
I agree if they can't get that about Lucas fuel injector cleaner that's its good in gas and Diesel I wouldn't take this video too serious
Does any of the products ensure lubrication of the injectors and preventing future buil ups
The best thing about Lucas is it lubricates the fuel pump. We have 150K on our 2011 Pilot and the factory fuel pump still quiet and working. I didn't understand how it uses no solvents till I figured out it is plant based . If you want your fuel pump to last use Lucas.
Thanks
Techron fuel system cleaner has my vote bigtime
Draino worked the best for me cleaned them pipes clean...My second choice liquid plummer cleans all clogged injectors and no more fuel back up..Try it you will be impressed more flushes to the ounce.
@Sanchez13 fabuloso works great but the only drawback in that it only works for Hispanic owned vehicles only.
And I thought windex fixes everything...
Haha, I was thinking the same exact thing. You beat me to the punch. Drano will unplug everything.
@@billyfranco1374 do PORTUGUESE,cars qualify too?
Rislone hy- per fuel fuelinjected cleaner i used 10 different types of fuel injection cleaner and Rislone works best in my 2003 dodge neon SXT 10 dollars at wall mart no more hesitation win i give the car gas i gain 2 to 3 miles prgallons just from one use it been around 100 + years Rislone 215.000 miles on my neon
terima kasih atas informasinya...sangat berguna buat saya....sukses selalu channel youtube nya..🙏🙏
I have used Lucas fuel injector for more than a year now .I not had any more problems with my fuel pump and starting up my car any. Best product.Recommend it to anyone to use.
Another faked sales rep.😥😥😥😥
MM0 works well for me. Cheap too!
I have used the GUMOUT and the car runs obviously better with that in the fuel. I haven't found another that makes such an obvious difference.
Yeah? So what others have you tried?
@@TATTDIS STP, Motomaster, the 2 from the 90s (Duralube and Slick50), a few different store brands, Kleen-Flo, Risoline, and a couple that I have forgotten over the years.
Thank you for evaluating BG44K! But none of them do their best job without an intake manifold cleaning too.
You forgot to mention one of the best on the market that has been around since the late 50's BERRYMANS B12 CHEMTOOL YOU SCREWED UP BUTTER CUP 🤣
Totally agree!!!
@@gwenjones8935 ohh so you know about it also?
What about barrymans B12 should be number one
Lucas makes the fuel injector cleaner for diesel and gasoline engine don't let this guy fool you he's against Lucas Lucas is a damn good product
I had good result with Liquid Moly brand.
Thank you. This video helps a lot.. God bless 👍🙏
Thanks for sharing this video helpful to everyone .
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I add M M O every time I fill up. My 2003 Grand Marquis runs great. And it's very inexpensive.
Yupp, I use 2 oz to a tank with cheap gas and it adds the additives that even good gas lacks. Climbing hills and accelerating is alot better.
@@wavehaven1 2 oz . No read the bottle, I put 8 oz in my 19 gal tank
@@Harpo.jr70like i didnt... great stuff.
Not anymore it's not.
Add MMO to the diesel in my truck- I siphoned 5 gallons out to use in a heater and got twice the heat out of it.
Original Seafoam may not be the best choice for modern engines. It was originally for 2 cycle engines. Just watch Scotty Kilmer videos. I don't consider Stabil as an injector clearer, its used to keep gas fresher for long periods. Techron has a good reputation. I may try red line. Thanks
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You should never take Scotty and his takes seriously. Yes he's a good mechanic but by no means the top authority in car repair. Seafoam is a tested product that produces results. You can test it yourself and see for yourself how wrong Scotty is.
I'd rather see my guts than seeing a Scotty's face
If sea foam wasn't safe for 4 stroke engines we would have known by now. lol
liq moly for my audi, it works great
Hi, which model & engine?
Always use barryman
Berryman has be around 100years ..my choice..I've tried the others..
You’re better off getting catalytic converter cleaner since it cleans all these parts of the fuel system these products claim to and more. Restrictions of flow in the exhaust system and buildup on the O2 sensors are often the cause of many symptoms. Besides, I’ve tried most of these and I felt Rislone in the binary bottle has the best results
Catyclean is ok
I tried them all in the past 30 years. Amsoil is the best for me.
Can the red line complete fuel system be used once a month or every fill-up?
Berryman's B12 FTW.... 🤷... Was that even tested?
Sold thousands of used cars over a 30 year period. Chevron Techron works best!
I have 80000 km on my Crv 1.5 turbochanged it is time to use fuel injector cleaner. Which cleaner is best for my car. Thanks appreciated
The Lucas upper cylinder lube and cleaner was literally made for diesels,that's why it comes in gallons...
What about the number one product. AMSOIL !!!
I only have 34 000 miles on my '19 Altima AWD, should I start using any of these ?
You should be fine by now your car only have 34,000 miles with that miles your car it’s considered new.
Interesting that you say for Lucas Oil Lube and fuel conditioner "The only major draw back was that it can only be used in gasoline engines" but the label clearly states that it can be used in Gas or Diesel engines?
Will injecter cleaner help me ? My car is jacking up only have the in tank filter
Go with the Techron. Chevron considered the best gasoline uses Techron in its gasolines.
Crazy cool...hey the redline the number one choice obviously got to be stronger than everything before it...would you go with something like 4 seafoam, petroleum solvent is probably all in these, but yeah. Oh, and they all go in the tank...watched a vid on seafoam, where it went in the crankcase, tank, and intake manifold while the engine ran till it was empty, then sat for 10 min and restart to blow the carbon out, which one would you use? I have a Hyundai Santa Fe with 303,000 km on it runs well, 3.3.l v6 Awd, I love it and want to just treat it well and see how long she goes for. So, the question is the same, as the three steps if you care to go through them, can you do the same with redline? 3 treatments intake manifold, gas tank and crankcase? appreciate the video. PS Lucas oil treatment would be beneficial? also, I am running Pennzoil ultra-platinum full synthetic.
Lucas fuel treatment can be used in gasoline or diesel. It’s on the bottle
I guess Amsoil PI didn’t make the cut. It’s a great product 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good 👍 video cool 😎
Mecarun eco 10000 beast made in France !
Since Chemtool B12 is not on the list, I know the list is meaningless.
You got that right!
So which one will work best for RAM 1500 2017?
LIQUI MOLY ALL THE WAY
FSM is the best I have found.
Odd that bg products were left out. Was what i used in my shop because i knew it worked.
Lucas is great but they're forgetting one AWESOME fuel injector cleaner which is Z- max!! Even the oil treatment is Top- Tier!! Too bad you can only get it online unless you buy the whole kit at Auto Zone. I average up to 40 mpg on the hwy in my 2017 Hyundai Elantra!!!
Are these also usable for diesel engines?
Liqui Molly is the bomb for gas engines.. 5 stars and a 100 mpt better..
CRC works best for Diesel
agreed put this in my b7 rs4 wouldn't put anything else in😊
What products that clean CATALYTIC CONVERTER
Cataclean is very good. But you have to the label. Then you fill up your tank with premium gas.83 octane
Last week I tried STP ultra 5 in 1 and my car runs smother
The product that I mentioning is called Justice Brothers tune up it's an oil treatment that makes a big difference as far as power and gas miles.
im using amsoil pi now. im goid 2 go.
Go to the hardware store, and buy some naphtha, use that with a little bit of transmission fluid works the best ever
Hi, what is naphtha.?
@@mokam6218 Its a solvent.
Naphtha a cleaning agent you can buy in a lot of hardware stores, it's used for cleaning out catalytic converters, it's in cat clean the stuff that you put in your gas to clean catalytic converter, I also think that it's in PB Blaster, and it's cheap
@@roberthudson5999 an excellent cleaning solvent, but it smells horrible
@@n.b.p.davenport7066 thanks
They've already made a big mistake Lucas fuel injector can be used in gasoline or diesel I wouldn't pay much attention to this video
What was the "science" behind this? For one I was not aware STP Water Remover cleaned fuel; systems of deposits other than water. I have used a couple of these products. I used to use Royal Purple ( still do from time to time ) but I'm not adding a $22 Cdn Dollars bottle of injector cleaner every 2 or 3 tank fulls of fuel to save a few bucks on fuel so I just use it maybe every 5000 mile oil change. I once put the product Gum Out and there was a noticeable difference in idle smoothness and after running through 3/4 of the tank on a long trip, the acceleration was better on the next tank full. Use good quality fuel, pray that the "name brand Fuel Station" has no issues with their holding tanks etc. and once in awhile ( maybe once every couple hundred miles or so, do a short burst of hard acceleration not necessarily pedal to the metal, maybe on a long downhill straight stretch to "blow out" the combustion chambers a bit and do that with a bottle of fuel injector cleaner in the tank.
REDEX! Brilliant stuff but not mentioned. Maybe it's not available in 'merica?
How you determine ?
Supertech FI cleaner works very well.
I like Star Tron best
Are they selling Red line in Canada 🇨🇦 thank you 🙏
The scary part is that people out there in the world never uses these products and never maintained their vehicles 😑
how about amsoil fuel treatment
So either they all work or it is just placebo
Why wasn’t BG 44K recommended?
amazing.
Didnt have any proof or tests to validate anything he was saying.
click bait video
He probably just got the info from each bottle label
Bull shit.25 years in the field. Most fuel injectors are self cleaning
Techron is the best followed by Lucas. Techron is too spendy, it's Lucas for me.
wrong .. you use something that contain EPA.. only chevron contains EPA... i think Gumout contains EPA, too. If no ePA, it wont work
FUEL treatment no what money 🤑,engines are expensive to repair..Use me now,or pay the shop later.
Marvel mystery oil works good
1:14 who said you can only add it to gasoline? Lucas fuel additive is probably the most commonly used diesel fuel additive out there.