

| Subject: | Re: Gasoline additives |
| From: | Terry Kay |
| Date: | Thu, 20 Dec 2001 23:15:51 -0600 |
Once a month add a pint of Gummout to the gas--it'll keep your injector's clean as a whistle----- Then if you really want to splerge--add a pint of Marvel every once in awhile to your gas, especially when going on a road trip---it will not only clean your injector's, but lubricate your valve stems and guides, on a long haul----- Cheap insrance----good stuff. Forget about the ATF enima----County Fair, Flim Flam Fix, For Fools---- Later, Terry E-mail message----- I've been reading the archives about gasoline additives. Many entries advise putting a quart of Automatic Transmission fluid (ATF) in a tank of gasoline every so often to clean the fuel injectors. Somehow this seems radical to me. Does this work better (or less costly) than buying fuel injector cleaners like STP, etc.? And if it does work well, how often should one do this. In cooperation, William Polowniak
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