3M™ Max Strength Fuel System Cleaner 08814

[SpeedyG75VW]

Anyone used this before? Claims to be "the most concentrated product you can buy"
http://3mauto.com/3m-max-strength-fuel-system-cleaner-08814.html

Doesn't seem to be too impressive from the MSDS sheet. Looks like only 30-60% PEA.
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSuUn_zu8l00xMxmZO8teNv70k17zHvu9lxtD7SSSSSS--

How does that compare to other similar products out there?

 

[Quest]

there's more than enuf PEA in the mix to get most of the minor cleaning/unclogging job done, period.

If you want serious cleaning done on injectors, you don't rely on in-car/on-engine mix with gasoline products but instead: take them out and ship them to injector cleaning and blueprinting services to get them done right.

in-tank additives are meant for resolving minor issues only.

Q.

 

[HTSS_TR]

3M is a very reputable company in its industry, if 3M claims that it is "the most concentrated product you can buy" I believe them.

But, as Quest said any in tank fuel system cleaner can only clean up minor clog in the injector and other components in the fuel system.

Since they recommends 10k miles cleaning interval vs 3k miles for Techron I think it probably has more PEA.

Personally, I use Techron every other year in all my cars.

 

[rfeir]

Modern gasoline sold in the U.S. does not need any additive. It is a good idea to switch venders every once in a while to get a dose of different cleaner additives used by fuel suppliers.

 

[IveBeenRued]

Looks to be 30-60% PEA according to the MSDS.

 

[Vikas]

Quote:
Looks like only 30-60% PEA.
Have you seen better MSDS on a competing product?