BG Induction System Cleaner vs. Air Intake Cleaner

[The Critic]

What's the difference between BG Induction System Cleaner and BG Air Intake Cleaner?

Here are the MSDS files:

BG Air Intake System Cleaner
BG Induction System Cleaner

According to the instructions, both of them are used by injecting it into a vacuum line:

http://carfood.com/noname16.html

(BG wants you to inject them with their pressurized tool, but I'm sure that if you feed it very slowly through a vacuum line, it'd probably work just as well, right?)

So, which one is stronger? I noticed from the MSDS that the Air Intake Cleaner also contains alcohol.

Thanks!

 

[tom slick]

BG's website claims it is only for use in their inject-a-flush system which, I believe, connects to the fuel rail. Those types of systems disable the fuel pump and the engine runs off of whats in the can.

 

[Vikas]

If I am not mistaken, one is spray and another is liquid.

For similar set up but aimed at DIY crowd, look at 3M DIY Fuel System Tune-up. I have heard very good things about it and I purchased one when it was on sale in the summer. I have not used it yet. Generally, if a product is manufactured by 3M, it is almost always one of the best, if not THE best, available on the market. 3M usually don't have mediocre or bad products. They are the standard and all other manufacturer tries to beat them but few ever succeed. And if somebody do succeed, 3M just buys them out, Exhibit A:- Meguiars

- Vikas

- Vikas