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Fuel System Services
 
 
 
Even with this "complex" system called Fuel Injection,
the basics of yesterday's cars still apply,
just as they did on the very first cars!
These basics are good fuel flow, spark, and airflow.
The Problem
 
Gasoline is a mixture of hundreds of hydrocarbons, many of which
have different boiling points. Thus gasoline boils or distills over a range of temperatures, unlike pure compound - water, for instance, that boils at a single temperature.
 
Gasoline combustion results in the formation of engine deposits. The accumulation of deposits, in fuel injectors and on intake valves, typically results in increased emissions and reduced engine performance.
 
 
 

Benefits To You
 
Restores Engine Performance
 
Improves Fuel Economy
 
Reduces Exhaust Emissions
 
You will immediately feel the difference
 
 

P.S. A driver who puts 12,000 miles on thier vehicle annually will have an investment on average of .004125˘ a mile or about $49.00 dollars a year to keep carbon and varnishes etc. from building-up. What a great deal to keep that new car feeling alive!
The Solution
Restore That New Car Feeling Without the New Car Payments
 
Good Unrestricted Even Fuel Flow
 
Have regular fuel system cleanings to remove the everyday accumulation of engine deposits, which decrease fuel efficiency and degrade the performance of your vehicle a little bit every day. It happens so slowly over time itÂ’s like looking at a wedding or graduation picture of yourself and then looking in the mirror and realizing my look didnÂ’t change over night it happened slowly over many life miles. 

 
 
Have a fuel system cleaning every 18,000-30,000 miles.
 
Dirt, water, scale and rust can easily find their way into your fuel tank. A clean functioning fuel filter helps prevent contaminants from entering your fuel system and damaging your fuel injection system or carburetor.
Replace your fuel filter every 30,000 miles - a clogged filter makes your fuel pump work harder, which can cause an expensive premature fuel pump failure
 
Have your air intake cleaned every 18,000-30,000 miles
 
Insider Tip - Keep fuel level in tank at a quarter or above - the gas cools the electrical pump
Also don't fill up at the pumps when the tanker is delivering - more dirt & rust is stirred up at this time
 
Regular fuel system services - just like your biannual dental cleanings keep the plaque away; your fuel system service keeps deposit build up from accumulating on your fuel injectors and your injectors spray pattern clean & even. Above left is a good clean injector and above right is one with build up which occurs every time you or I shut off our fuel injected vehicles.