Running Injector Cleaner ever tank?

[97K15004WD]

It's acetone, how does that help anything?

Link: https://www.berrymanproducts.com/assets/1AA-CA11-0110C-0117C-0120C-SDS-R02.pdf

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Acetone Study:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2215098615302469

 

[OVERKILL]

At what age did you 1st realize the side effects ?

22, it was a hard couple of years coming off Forest's "special sauce". The fevers, the chills, the wild and random bouts of tents pitched as I ran around screaming "down boy!" as other residents of the nursing home I'd somehow checked myself into stared in disbelief.

 

[srfdude]

Acetone Study:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2215098615302469

Wow! Friends have told me that a gal. of acetone in a tank (+/_ 10%) have talked about a meaningful decrease in 1/4 times. I was skeptical. No one mentioned the deterioration of the components in the fuel system, though. Maybe coming down the road.

 

[5thgennissanaltima]

What problem are you trying solve by adding this stuff? Seems like a hassle to dose out and add to the tank at every fill up. And that's assuming it actually does anything you will ever feel or notice.

It's called preventative maintenance. Waiting for a problem to occur first isn't always the right strategy. It's a hassle to prefill a couple 6oz bottles and leave them in the trunk? The cost amounts to a dollar extra per fillup if you buy the gallon.

I do exactly the same thing for Lucas's UCL effects. It's not a super strong cleaner so you should also throw in a PEA cleaner like Techron every other fillup.

 

[mobilnissan1991]

You'll be helping the Lucas family continue to live the lifestyle to which they've become accustomed. Beyond that, there's not much benefit...

EXACTLY. Just look at the gimmicky wording on the bottle of EVERY product they sell. Such as their gear oil, contains special “climbing” additives. and reading interviews of Forrest Lucas he seems like the biggest crook ever.

 

[tarbe]

Wow! Friends have told me that a gal. of acetone in a tank (+/_ 10%) have talked about a meaningful decrease in 1/4 times. I was skeptical. No one mentioned the deterioration of the components in the fuel system, though. Maybe coming down the road.

I cannot imagine anyone running even 3% acetone in a street/passenger vehicle. Especially routinely.