Re: [doc] Injector Cleaner

[Martin Gutkowski - DMC Ltd <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hehe - well you stirred up a hornet's nest, but I think everyone agrees 
injector cleaner to be a bad idea. My car has sat for 5 months witht he 
same fuel it came back from Donington with and she fired right up and 
drove down to the workshop fine. I -know- my tank, boot, filters etc etc 
are all fine.

My opinion on this whole "crud in the fuel tank" is that it's down to a) 
so many cars get layed up for years at a time and b) american petrol

Has ANYONE had fuel contamination problems as a result of stagnant fuel 
in this country? I'l bet nobody has... all the probklems I've ever seen 
have been on imported non-runners that have sat for years.

I've also recently seen contamination problems that took ot the CPR and 
affected the injectors/metering head in spite of an almost brand new 
fuel filter, and a fresh tank of fuel. We now have 40 litres of yellow 
petrol if anyone wants it....!

Martin

Phil Peters wrote:

>Hi everyone, 
>
>My DeLorean will be back on the road soon ready for some spring motoring. I am considering adding a little injector cleaner to a full tank of fuel so that the injectors get a bit of a clean out ready for the summer months. Has anyone else done this? Is it worthwhile? Or should I just go for a spirited drive instead to blast the cobwebs out?
>
>All opinions welcomed!
>  
>







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