Question 1

Can u detail the procedure how to use this product?

Accepted Answer

Hold bottle in left hand. with right hand, twist cap counter clockwise. Break foil seal on bottle. (if you smoke, put the cigarette out before proceeding further)open gas tank door. remove gas cap (place in a location you remember to reinstall later.)Pour contents into gas tank. Replace gas cap. Drive as normal and it will clean injectors up as you drive. Enjoy a beer (AFTER you drive with enough time in between to sober up.)Call the fellas up and stand around drinking beer while admiring a fine product from Redline. (PEA is the main thing you want to clean things up, which Redline and Techron have the most)//I hope that is detailed enough\

Question 2

Is this product better than the much cheaper STP fuel cleaner

Accepted Answer

if you buy cheap gas, you might need it.  i get top tier fuel and never had the need for this.  i tried it on a  twice for a 17 y/o honda odyssey.  did nothing. i always use top tier fuel.  also honda V6 is a great motor, as is there 4 cyl so maybe no need for this unless you use cheap gas or have a man engine prone to injector issues

Question 3

Will this Redline product damage my 02 sensors with LONG TERM use?  No one seems to address this issue.

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Actually, notably, I put this product in a 1997 Toyota Camry a few years ago. The car was over 20 years old and had only had basic crap gasoline (not Top Tier and no fuel system cleaners) in it for its entire life. A few days after I added it, the check engine light DID come on and it WAS a broken O2 sensor. However, I'll do it again in a heartbeat, because a new O2 sensor was $13 and took 10 minutes to replace. So it seems it is possible that using this with an extremely crusty vehicle will cause an O2 sensor error/failure. But with long term use, certainly not. I have been using this in my 2016 Mazda 3 several times a year for 5+ years and it is running like the day I got it.

Question 4

diesel engine, LPG engine all use??

Accepted Answer

Definitely do NOT add this to a diesel or LPG fuel tank or anything else that isn't normal gasoline. However, as someone else said, they do make one for diesel engines. It is Red Line 60302.

ASIN	B000CPI5Z0
Best Sellers Rank	#124 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #1 in Fuel System Cleaners
Brand Name	Red Line
Cleaning Agent Formulation	Detergent
Container Type	Bottle
Contains Liquid Contents?	Yes
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (9,794)
Global Trade Identification Number	00083522601030, 07262318274969
Included Components	Red Line 60103 SI-1 Complete Fuel System Cleaner - 15 Ounce
Item Form	Oil
Item Type Name	Gas and Injector Additive Treatment - 15 oz Bottle
Item Volume	443 Milliliters
Item Weight	1 Pounds
Manufacturer	Red Line
Model Number	(60103)
Number of Items	1
Part Interchange Info	60103
Part Number	60103
Scent	Unscented
Size	15 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Special Ingredients	synthetic upper cylinder lubricant
Specific Uses For Product	Cleans injectors, carburetors, valves and combustion chamber deposits, fuel system cleaning, reduces need for octane
Surface Recommendation	fuel injectors, carburetors, valves, combustion chambers
UPC	083522601030
Unit Count	15.0 Fluid Ounces
Warranty Description	Warranty

60103 SI-1 Complete Fuel System Cleaner - 15 Ounce- Fuel Injector Cleaner and Carburetor Cleaner for Corrosion Prevention and Injector, Valve, and Combustion Chamber Deposit Removal

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