What kind of cleaner is used in injector cleaner?
Most injecter cleaner companies label it as ‘PIB’ on their products. Polyether amine (PEA): PEA is added to the injector cleaners so that it can dissolve solid deposits in the fuel lines. Solid deposits can clog up the fuel system and this reduced the drivability of the car. Reduced fuel delivery could also increase the chances of knocking.
What kind of fuel system cleaner should I use?
As precaution, ensure that fuel system cleaner is for your specific fuel type: Diesel or Gasoline/petrol. Also, don’t add too much cleaner in gas tank. Ideally, a full bottle of injector cleaner is to be used with full tank of gas.
When to use fuel injector cleaner before topping up fuel tank?
It’s best to use fuel injector cleaner right before topping up your fuel tank. On your next visit to gas station, pour the injector cleaner first and then top up with fuel. This will allow the injector cleaner to mix properly with the fuel.
Do you have to modernize the fuel system on a classic car?
If you have a pristine example of a perfectly preserved or factory-perfect restored Classic, no one will ever convince you to modernize the fuel system, nor should you. Because it will lower the value of the car rather considerably.
When do fuel injection system cleaners come out?
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Can a vintage carburetor be used for EFI?
Rad Rides has jumped through many hoops to convert several of their builds to vintage EFI while retaining a clean, hot rod feel. In fact, they’ve gone to the extreme of machining vintage carburetor bases to house injectors, positioning throttle bodies in the interior, and have built vintage air cleaners to cover modern components.
What kind of fuel system does Fox injection use?
Fox Injection has been building trick, vintage-appearing mechanical fuel systems with the modern performance of EFI for 26 years. Many of their systems are based on classic mechanical systems from Hilborn, Enderle, Crower, Pete Jackson, Scott, and Algon.
If you have a pristine example of a perfectly preserved or factory-perfect restored Classic, no one will ever convince you to modernize the fuel system, nor should you. Because it will lower the value of the car rather considerably.