I've heard b4 that mystery oil is considered "snake" oil by most (bogus)....but I've heard the same about Slick 50 and it saved my father's 1986 Pontiac 6000 engine wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy back when (early 90's) when the mech's changing the oil forgot to pour oil back into the crankcase and my pops drove for 5miles with a bone dry engine... (the slick 50 was put in the previous oil change)I use it in my Jeep every time I change the oil. Heck I use Mystery Oil in my gas. Love to use in on road trips that way it can run through all in one trip.
Use it on empty, every 3000 miles.
This is usually when I add this stuff (after an oil change at about 3,000mi.) but I usally add it to a full tank of gas.....have I been adding this the wrong way all this time?every time I change the oil.
I've heard b4 that mystery oil is considered "snake" oil by most (bogus)....but I've heard the same about Slick 50 and it saved my father's 1986 Pontiac 6000 engine wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy back when (early 90's) when the mech's changing the oil forgot to pour oil back into the crankcase and my pops drove for 5miles with a bone dry engine... (the slick 50 was put in the previous oil change)
This is usually when I add this stuff (after an oil change at about 3,000mi.) but I usally add it to a full tank of gas.....have I been adding this the wrong way all this time?
I completely forgot about BG44k..good stuff! but as for the comment about not being needed, COMPLETELY false! I can tell you, I watch gas stations religiously and the same generic island transportation trucks fill up Mobil, Vallero, Exxon, etc... Top Tier gases have no real need for fuel injector cleaners, but not regular stations..
>>>>the BEST fuel injector cleaner is hands down made by Chevron. It's called Techron.>>>>
....BG 44k.. is Techron in a can.. Great injector cleaner.....With todays gas, not needed.
if we all started following things "by the book", then might as well stop having sex, stop drinking, stop doing drugs, stop breathing, etc...not recommended to use as per manual
:amen:if we all started following things "by the book", then might as well stop having sex, stop drinking, stop doing drugs, stop breathing, etc...
I completely forgot about BG44k..good stuff! but as for the comment about not being needed, COMPLETELY false! I can tell you, I watch gas stations religiously and the same generic island transportation trucks fill up Mobil, Vallero, Exxon, etc... Top Tier gases have no real need for fuel injector cleaners, but not regular stations
if we all started following things "by the book", then might as well stop having sex, stop drinking, stop doing drugs, stop breathing, etc...
so when Hyundai tells you that a $6.00 bottle of fuel injector cleaner somehow someway made your intake explode into millions of pieces along with your tires bursting on the highway at 80mph, and you choose to believe the **** they are force feeding you, then I got a really cheap brooklyn bridge to sell you! let me know! lol....I am pretty sure sex and drugs will not void my Hyundai warranty, but adding unapproved "additives" to engine oil will!
so when Hyundai tells you that a $6.00 bottle of fuel injector cleaner somehow someway made your intake explode into millions of pieces along with your tires bursting on the highway at 80mph, and you choose to believe the **** they are force feeding you, then I got a really cheap brooklyn bridge to sell you! let me know! lol....
I did look through the manual and I did not see where it says not to use fuel additives. I could be wrong. Do you happen to know the page I can see that info? I also see you're from Canada, maybe it's in the Canadian manual and not in the US one.not recommended to use as per manual
No, but if Hyundai honors their engine warranty, they have a right to ask that you don't use unapproved fuel injector cleaners. So what you are saying is that there is no way your specific $6.00 FI cleaner can cause any engine damage, well what if I like to use natural beeswax honey as my FI cleaner. Maybe when I am at dealership arguing my point, I just throw the SA through the window pane as is customary in NYC.
And, no thanks on the Brooklyn Bridge, I have already purchased it real cheap from another gentleman. :whistling: