So I used this product and I'm seeing positive results.

I usually get about 170miles by the time my fuel tank reaches half. Note I stop filling my tank when the dispenser clicks and I use AC always (except mornings that are cold).

I didn't really notice a difference in the refill that I added the product to. But in my second fill up since using this product I got 192 miles by half tank. This is the first time I am using a product that has PEA. More on this is subsequent posts...

Polyetheramine (PEA) is reputed to be the top-of-the-line detergent that breaks down carbon deposits. It is the strongest cleaning agent, generally expensive and not many cleaners contain it.

Since my car is GDI I have also acquired this CRC intake valve & turbo cleaner. I will be get a borescope to see before and after pics of the intake valves/combustion chamber.

I will be celebrating 250k miles on my car soon.

Modified
Car is MPFI not GDI. Thanks to the demeanor that highlighted this. Inception you know ya sef

Piyke:
Polyetheramine (PEA) is reputed to be the top-of-the-line detergent that breaks down carbon deposits. It is the strongest cleaning agent, generally expensive and not many cleaners contain it.

Where did you buy it?
And how much?

Piyke:
Since my car is GDI I have also acquired this CRC intake valve & turbo cleaner. I will be get a borescope to see before and after pics of the intake valves/combustion chamber.

I will be celebrating 250k miles on my car soon.

Tot you drove a Honda

9icetoo:

Where did you buy it?
And how much?

Bought on Jumia. I think 5k or so

9icetoo:

Tot you drove a Honda

I do

Piyke:
Since my car is GDI I have also acquired this CRC intake valve & turbo cleaner. I will be get a borescope to see before and after pics of the intake valves/combustion chamber.

I will be celebrating 250k miles on my car soon.

Yes!

Could you please give me the part number on the can?

radautoworks:
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Yes!

Could you please give me the part number on the can?

Will check when I get home from work

Piyke:
Since my car is GDI I have also acquired this CRC intake valve & turbo cleaner. I will be get a borescope to see before and after pics of the intake valves/combustion chamber.

I will be celebrating 250k miles on my car soon.

@ Bolded.

it seems you have upgraded.

2013 Honda accord? Hyundai/KIA? Mitsubishi ?

Dont mind me o... In Malaysia here GDI stands for Gasoline Direct Injection

Inception:


@ Bolded.

it seems you have upgraded.

2013 Honda accord? Hyundai/KIA? Mitsubishi ?

Dont mind me o... In Malaysia here GDI stands for Gasoline Direct Injection

Abeg no mind me o, no upgrade just yet. Car na still eod and is MPFI. Was wrong initially

Piyke:


Abeg no mind me o, no upgrade just yet. Car na still eod and is MPFI. Was wrong initially

I was wondering if the accord I knew had a GDI engine. I checked the price of the humour on Jumia and it's 13k. Will do the maths and see if it's worth it. If I have to use it twice to get results, that's 26k. Almost three tanks of fuel.

9icetoo:

I was wondering if the accord I knew had a GDI engine. I checked the price of the humour on Jumia and it's 13k. Will do the maths and see if it's worth it. If I have to use it twice to get results, that's 26k. Almost three tanks of fuel.

Looks like its cheaper on Konga.
My dear initially thought car was GDI o! MPFI can also suffer from carbon build up on intake valves/combustion chamber but not as much as GDI. Besides no one knows the octane rating and level of detergents in the petrol we use in Naija. Good thing is that the CRC intake cleaner is safe for use in MPFI engines as well. Since I will inspect with a borescope, I should be able to see any reduction in carbon after. I will try to make a YouTube video.

Piyke:


Looks like its cheaper on Konga.
My dear initially thought car was GDI o! MPFI can also suffer from carbon build up on intake valves/combustion chamber but not as much as GDI. Besides no one knows the octane rating and level of detergents in the petrol we use in Naija. Good thing is that the CRC intake cleaner is safe for use in MPFI engines as well. Since I will inspect with a borescope, I should be able to see any reduction in carbon after. I will try to make a YouTube video.

part number please...

Piyke:


Looks like its cheaper on Konga.
My dear initially thought car was GDI o! MPFI can also suffer from carbon build up on intake valves/combustion chamber but not as much as GDI. Besides no one knows the octane rating and level of detergents in the petrol we use in Naija. Good thing is that the CRC intake cleaner is safe for use in MPFI engines as well. Since I will inspect with a borescope, I should be able to see any reduction in carbon after. I will try to make a YouTube video.

The gumout on konga doesn't contain PEA. Without PEA, it's just like any other injector cleaner out there. Won't be very effective. PEA is what does the job.

radautoworks:
part number please...

Here you go: 05319

Piyke:


Here you go: 05319

Sorry, meant the gumout. We have the CRC for 6,913 but I'm not sure if we have that particular gumout in stock. Would need part number to check.

radautoworks:


Sorry, meant the gumout. We have the CRC for 6,913 but I'm not sure if we have that particular gumout in stock. Would need part number to check.

Sorry for the mixup, the gumout is 510011

9icetoo:

I was wondering if the accord I knew had a GDI engine. I checked the price of the humour on Jumia and it's 13k. Will do the maths and see if it's worth it. If I have to use it twice to get results, that's 26k. Almost three tanks of fuel.

Saw from this seller for N10,500 with 5% discount if you pay through the app. https://www./gumout-gumout-multi-system-tune-up-fuel-economy-advanced-treatment-for-all-types-of-engines-16-oz-16064172.html

I got my result with just one can...

Piyke:


Sorry for the mixup, the gumout is 510011

Thanks! Ours is the PEA formula at N6,500 but we didn't bring any. If it's popular I'll bring some in.

http://weblink.carquest.com/acl/?mfgName=GUM&partNumber=510011

radautoworks:


Thanks! Ours is the PEA formula at N6,500 but we didn't bring any. If it's popular I'll bring some in.

http://weblink.carquest.com/acl/?mfgName=GUM&partNumber=510011

Please do. I'd need two.
Thanks.
I will be reminding you.

9icetoo:

Please do. I'd need two.
Thanks.
I will be reminding you.

Done. Should be about a week

radautoworks:


Done. Should be about a week

Thanks. Will pick up next week Saturday. Thumbs up.

9icetoo:

Thanks. Will pick up next week Saturday. Thumbs up.

Will post when it arrives

9icetoo:

Please do. I'd need two.
Thanks.
I will be reminding you.

Almost forgot to order. Doing so now.

radautoworks:


Almost forgot to order. Doing so now.

Hope it will be available this weekend.

9icetoo:

Hope it will be available this weekend.

probably more like Monday.

Knock knock.
Auntyradu, did it arrive?
Make I show come pick am?

Piyke:
So I used this product and I'm seeing positive results.

I usually get about 170miles by the time my fuel tank reaches half. Note I stop filling my tank when the dispenser clicks and I use AC always (except mornings that are cold).

I didn't really notice a difference in the refill that I added the product to. But in my second fill up since using this product I got 192 miles by half tank. This is the first time I am using a product that has PEA. More on this is subsequent posts...

Just seeing this post. How did you use it pls?
Pured in fuel tank or air intake or dismantled the engine pour and coupled back?

9icetoo:
Knock knock.
Auntyradu, did it arrive?
Make I show come pick am?

These nonsense us security say na hazmat so no air freight

KINGreignn:


Just seeing this post. How did you use it pls?
Pured in fuel tank or air intake or dismantled the engine pour and coupled back?

Fuel tank only

radautoworks:


These nonsense us security say na hazmat so no air freight

I almost asked if this wasn't HAZMAT when you gave the shipping timelines.
Once wanted to have a freight forwarder ship to me by air but he declined for the same reason.