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Some one told me about putting of camphor in the fuel tank. The idea is that it helps flushing the fuel injection system and it seemed interesting. The camphor dissolves into gas creating a pressurized fuel tank that pushes dirt out the injection system. Don't know who has anything to say about this

[color=Blue]Don't do it. If your car is running rough, and it has been correctly diagnosed with the lift needles in the injector valves sticking either in the open or closed position, then by all means, buy a proprietary injector cleaner.

I don't understand why anyone would consider introducing camphor balls into the fuel system, when there are commercially available additives designed to do the job.[/color]

Siena:
[color=Blue when there are commercially available additives designed to do the job.[/color]

Can you pls recommend which is perfect

Siena:
[color=Blue]Don't do it. If your car is running rough, and it has been correctly diagnosed with the lift needles in the injector valves sticking either in the open or closed position, then by all means, buy a proprietary injector cleaner.
I don't understand why anyone would consider introducing camphor balls into the fuel system, when there are commercially available additives designed to do the job.[/color]

Thanks, suspected it would be harmful

Another camphor thread......