| Name |
Views and Comments | Date |
| lovely laila |
Hahahaha my car is an 86 camaro and the injectors have never been replaced or professionally cleaned. NEVER! And they don't need to be. My engine gets fuel and makes over 25 mpg. I've only used an injector cleaner (the bottle you pour in the tank with the gas) once - when I first bought it 6 yrs ago. Only reason I did it was because the original owner said that it'd never been done. Someone needs to do some fact checking before they post worthless dribble. Hint hint! |
9/22/2009 |
| chuck |
the site was very easy to use and it gave me all the imformation that i need thank you |
9/1/2009 |
| bob |
Written well but no information other than take it to professional lol |
8/24/2009 |
| Machw0 |
You want people to replace their fuel injectors annually plus get them cleaned annually as well? Sounds like somebody owns an auto parts store. |
8/1/2009 |
| GEN |
Spot on |
4/22/2009 |
| Robert Johnson |
Jayashree Pakhare. What kind of idiot are you? Nobody recommends replacing fuel injectors once a year. Please find a subject you know something about before shooting off your mouth and getting a pay check for it.
Too many degrees and no knowlege just BS. |
4/11/2009 |
| Hank |
Replacing injectors yearly is foolish and not necessary. Used good quality gas and add some Techron additive once a quarter or so should be all that is needed. If they get so bad the engine is missing, it may be time for cleaning them or replacing them. |
4/10/2009 |
| Andy |
Replace injectors once a year? That's absurd! |
2/4/2009 |
| rashak tony |
Today while I was browsing on the Internet I came across this site Power Enhancer which deals with various lubricants of BG, Millers, Johnson’s, etc that can be used for your automobile. These helps in increasing the performance of your automobile and also improves the mileage. Some of the products – lubricants are used to clean the fuel injectors of diesel and petrol engines. |
1/16/2009 |
| Rashak Tony |
Today while I was browsing on the Internet I came across this site Power Enhancer which deals with various lubricants of BG, Millers, Johnson’s, etc that can be used for your automobile. These helps in increasing the performance of your automobile and also improves the mileage. Some of the products – lubricants are used to clean the fuel injectors of diesel and petrol engines. |
1/15/2009 |
| Jerelle |
Somebody has to be nutty, stating that the fuel injectors should be changed yearly. I have a 2001 GMC Jimmy and have had three mechanics say that I have a small leak in one of my injectors and gave repair quotes in the range of $1500 to $950 for replacement. Each want to do replacement but one did say I could replace now or continue to drive just that my vehicle would use a little more gas and run rough until my speed get above 35-40 miles per hour. This is exactly what is happening. My vehicle has a little over 45,000 miles on it and is in good condition except for this problem. I am still shopping for a better price, but there is no way these can be replaced yearly. |
1/8/2009 |
| Bob Dole |
This article give some good "GENERAL" information and leaves may things too vague to understand. Why don't you add some examples of products a person can purchase to do the "IN TANK" method |
11/8/2008 |
| Bob |
Having your fuel injectors replaced or even removed and cleaned once per year is way too expensive unless the engine is not running properly. You would never make up the difference in fuel mileage.
You almost got the cleaning procedures right,, not quite. |
9/19/2008 |
| Chris |
Is this woman for real? Is this a joke? I shared this "article" around the office and has been a real hit.
"the fuel injector both filters out debris that is not good for the engine; it then allows the filtered fuel to be used by the engine correctly." HAHA. WHo's this lady's bos? He/She should be fired ! |
8/5/2008 |
| decki |
replacing fuel injectors yearly?
are you insane? injectors last years. cleaning them regularly is a good idea, but replacing them is very expensive and useless unless they are bad. |
7/6/2008 |
| Jim |
You have some mis-information here! Injectors should be cleaned when needed, not yearly. If a car is driven alot, cleaning MAYonly be needed in many years ,if EVER Further in the article you recommend replacement every year. That is total NONSENSE No car maker makes such a silly suggestion! |
6/29/2008 |
| internet refuge |
Since when do fuel injectors have oxygen senors in them? Where is Jayashree's article on how to change my blinker fluid? |
5/23/2008 |
| mechanic |
written by a woman who doesn't know anything about cars!
What a waste of time. Pull the article. |
4/5/2008 |
| jak |
change injectors once a year??? Gimme a break! |
4/1/2008 |
