What would happen if you put LC.....

[Chris B.]

in the gas tank? I have not done this but I did catch myself reaching for the Lube control instead of the Fuel Power. If you did screw up and added 4-5 oz LC to gas what would happen?

 

[shortyb]

From what I gathered reading the analysis conclusion paper, both products are solvent based and SEEM similar. My understanding is that LC is used to keep oxidation in check, clean/soften deposits, and provide lubricity while FP cleans/softens fuel side deposits and provides additional fuel energy. I'm sure that the LC and FP obviously have different make-ups to tailor for each of their specific applications otherwise they could just sell the same product for both. Will LC in the fuel cause problems? Doubt it for a one shot mistaken application since it is safe on seals and such. But I'm no expert. Have you posted this on the Lube Control forum yet?

 

[rugerman1]

LC in fuel is acceptable.
In a gas engine,I noticed reduced fuel economy with LC instead of FP in the gas.A friend used LC in his diesel fuel and was floored by the increase in mpg/power he saw.
Don't put FP in your crankcase.

Call Odis @972/221-1343 for 'da scoop.

Mark

 

[Chris B.]

Thank you gentelmen! No worries yet, I just need to watch what bottol's I reach for!

 

[Robbie Alexander]

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Originally posted by Chris B.:
Thank you gentelmen! No worries yet, I just need to watch what bottol's I reach for!

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Hey, try almost pouring a drink instead of the additive... I have mine in my favorite container so far (Elements bottle-wish it was see through)
and ALMOST poured the wrong container in there.... I wonder what a drink in the gas would do??? No, I don't want to know.