EPA list of approved additives

[y_p_w]

Everything from aftermarket fuel treatments to pump fuel additive packages. Probably a bit old though.

http://www.epa.gov/otaq/fuels/registrationfuels/web-gas.htm

I'm surprised at how long the list is for some companies that make dozens of variations. The big names with lots of different certifications are Chevron Oronite, BASF, and Lubrizol. Infinium has only a few, but I guess those are for XOM and Shell. Sunoco is under their own name. There are also some companies I've never heard of making dozens of different pump fuel additives. And any company marketing ethanol has to register it as an additive with the EPA.

 

[Solarent]

In order to sell any fuel product in the USA, including aftermarket you have to be registered. However this does not imply any type of approval by the EPA. In fact they get really mad if you imply that they are approved or endorsed.

They have one for Diesel fuel additives as well.

 

[y_p_w]

Originally Posted By: Solarent
In order to sell any fuel product in the USA, including aftermarket you have to be registered. However this does not imply any type of approval by the EPA. In fact they get really mad if you imply that they are approved or endorsed.

They have one for Diesel fuel additives as well.

I realized that after the fact that it was merely a registration list. I doubt that EPA has the means to actually approve a list of products this long.

 

[coastalguy]

I did not see it on the list, It's long I might have missed it but who makes the
Toyota fuel injector cleaner sold in bottles at Toyota parts departments?