Polyether Amine %

[Ursatdx]

I was introduced to this pour in fuel system cleaner.
The breakdown of ingredients show nearly 19% PEA.
The product below is the breakdown of Techron which, by absence of a PEA
% might indicate, according to the sales person, less than 2% PEA in Techron.
3rd product is Sea Foam.
Thoughts.

 

[Onetor]

Good stuff!

 

[StevieC]

What is the additive?

 

[wwillson]

Why is the CAS number confidential?

 

[CT8]

What am I looking at. Techron? Seafoam?

 

[Ursatdx]

1st Product is ENGEN LiquiFog. Co is ENGENPRO.com
This is a pour in additive.
2nd Product is Techron.
3rd is SeaFoam.

Can't answer why the CAS# is confidential.
Perhaps it is their own proprietary version of PEA.

No affiliation here.
Just considering marketing the product at my shop.
If PEA is a great cleaner, is this a great product?
Claims to be effective on GDI engines. Is this possible as intake is not exposed to fuel?

Thanks for the input.

 

[MolaKule]

Some info on PEA:

PEA


Some CAS numbers may be Confidential because the component supplier and the blender have signed NDA's to not disclose the specific component chemistry.

 

[LeakySeals]

Looks like the contents of Gumout Multi system tuneup. Part Seafoam, part Techron. Comes in a Seafoam-like can.

 

[CT8]

I am not seeing 3 things unless I am messing up.

 

[RF Overlord]

Yeah, I am not seeing three things either...

 

[Garak]

They are there, just not separated very obviously. There are two in the bottom section, divided by the bold line. The Seafoam sticks out like a sore thumb.

 

[AnonPK]

3 years late but there is indeed only a single image in the first post, which appears to include information on a single product. confusing...

 

[bruce381]

Some info on PEA:

PEA


Some CAS numbers may be Confidential because the component supplier and the blender have signed NDA's to not disclose the specific component chemistry.

also why give a competitor any idea what you are doing.

 

[y_p_w]

also why give a competitor any idea what you are doing.

Also, PEA covers a wide range of different chemicals. Just randomly picking one type of PEA might not work as a detergent deities. Many companies don’t list PEA in their SDSs because it’s not considered hazardous.

https://cglapps.chevron.com/sdspds/SDSDetailPage.aspx?docDataId=427751&docFormat=PDF

 

[CleanSump]

IPA in Seafoam? Drinking and driving don't mix.