kuzdu

Has anyone used the Lucas upper lubricant/Fuel injector cleaner?

any feedback

Thanks

sbuswell

no, I swear by Gumout regane maximum complete fuel system cleaners. works great for me

RickRoush03

i use BG on the acura, roush, and the bike, g/f's mustang, and my previous stang, all the major shops use BG injector cleaner.

ou sig

ya but is it worth twice the price of other stuff??? probably not, though I have used it in my car before

sbuswell

I bet what I use is just as good if not better then BG. I think BG is way overpriced. Gumout is moderately priced and has always served my TL very well.

2003TL-S

Yes, I have used it and it works great. Although it takes a little to figure out exactly how much to add, but some cars react differently. I ended up doing a little less than recommended on my car in order for it to show results. On the gf's '03 325ci, I ended up putting in more than normal. It takes some playing but it does work good.

JRA2000TL

I use it as well; seems to do ok I suppose. I don't notice the difference like I did when I had my Civic, but the car seemed to get slightly better gas mileage after using it.

Nyshadow

I use Camel Piss, works great in my TL.

fsttyms1

Why use it at all??? i dont, car runs great

digitu

I thought your supposed to use the whole bottle?

probmxstyle

I used a bottle of seafoam in my tank after I used a bottle to clean out the intake.

Gfaze

I've used Lucas and it worked great! I had an idling problem when I first got the car and I suspected that the last owner was using cheap gas which clogged the injectors over time. I put this stuff in the tank and I haven't had the idling problem since! Best of all it was only $4!!

loojoohnnyl

i used it and i didnt see a difference at all but imma doing it again when winter come

Soccer_playa1579

can to much lucas or any fuel cleaner hurt ur car??

ChrisQ1980

I use BP/Amoco premium gas and have never had a problem in any car I have ever owned as far as fuel consumption, deposits, hesitation.

If you use a good quality fuel, and change oil on time you don't need anything. A lot of people on here swear by seafoam and I'm sure it works, but I don't think my car will ever need it.

In the winter I use a bottle of DryGas every other fillup just to be sure condensation is non existant to avoid fuel freeze. Then again I always keep at least half a tank in the car when temps get that cold.

Strict maintence is the key to giving your car a long life at low cost.

Gfaze

As long as you don't use more than one of those little bottles at once in your tank you'll be ok. One should be plenty; the label says it can treat up to 25 gallons of gas.

01tl4tl

Chris:
Seafoam rocks- its the exact stuff used in fuel injection cleaning machines that shops charge $100 to do, and we do it way better!
Seafoam also used as winter ice/moisture prevention in fuel and more
Read the can and the website- most here do the 1/3 can method- I use a full pint can and it works on super clean strength then
Most car makers now say to clean the injectors every 15k miles, gas has gotten worse so we need to counteract it

That 25 gallons is the MAX fuel load - that means weakest dilution and still working at all
Toss it in to 5 gallons and see what it does!!
I run a can of seafoam to 1/4 tank in the TL - its allowed when you do the math

Side note on Lucas- their fuel cleaner raises octane 3 points when used 1.75 oz to 1 gallon of fuel- so dont worry about using to much as a normal treatment when it will take that ratio!