BG 44K Fuel Additive
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Based on what?
The only thing missing here is some acetone... smh.
Even in its current form you could probably use this stuff as paint remover.
@USA get yourself some Red Line Si-1, Chevron Techron, or AMSOIL Fuel System Cleaner, and don't worry about the BG 44K.
Why?
I've been looking at Archoil 6500, Standyne lube formula or Otiplube XL
According to this gentlemen that tested these cleaners for PEA content, BG44K has one of the highest. Any of the PEA content products will get the job done according to anecdote evidence at BITOG.Based on what?
The only thing missing here is some acetone... smh.
Even in its current form you could probably use this stuff as paint remover.
@USA get yourself some Red Line Si-1, Chevron Techron, or AMSOIL Fuel System Cleaner, and don't worry about the BG 44K.
Analysis: PEA in different cleaners (Techron, Archoil, Oilsyn, Pro-Tec)
Hi guys! I’ve tested different cleaners and different fuels by Deposit Control Additive in Fuel Test Kit PN 995DCA from BG. Yes, I’m from the EU, so I’ve tested cleaners and fuel (Shell, BP) from european countries, but I hope you will find them useful. I’m not professional tester and bloger:)...
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At most, the SDS accounts for 77.5% of what's in the can. At the least, it's 26.6%Based on what?
The only thing missing here is some acetone... smh.
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Even in its current form you could probably use this stuff as paint remover.
@USA get yourself some Red Line Si-1, Chevron Techron, or AMSOIL Fuel System Cleaner, and don't worry about the BG 44K.
It's almost like the SDS provides next to nothing useful about how a chemical works while providing helpful information about what harmful compounds are inside a chemical and how to safely handle them.
Weird.
It cleans out a lot of junk that could contaminate your oil. Most mechanics will tell you this because they have been trained by their BG rep.
I am a tech at a shop, but the BG rep never mentioned this.
EPR is the oil change one. 44k and MOA get added at the oil change
What is the price comparison?
And for the OP....interesting first and only post.
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44K + MOA + Italian Tune Up = Placebo for Cheap Customer that really needs top end work.
Yes I know that. He said you needed to change your oil after using 44k.
our dealers price almost doubled when it went to ACDelco
Made a difference in my DD Corolla after years of Techron use. Car had more power (back to original?) but when driven normal, documented increase in MPG. Working off hours with little traffic makes that easy to check when each tank is filled up all the way (topped off) and written in log book.
Not placebo with same results in other vehicles. Never needed top end work. 40+mpg on highway trips with over 200k on vehicle.
Mileage went down after swapping tranny fluid to BG Synchroshift II. That eliminated light grinding between gears especially at higher rpm's. That made it fun again to be close to redline which kills mpg.
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I'm glad it worked for your Corolla!Made a difference in my DD Corolla after years of Techron use. Car had more power (back to original?) but when driven normal, documented increase in MPG. Working off hours with little traffic makes that easy to check when each tank is filled up all the way (topped off) and written in log book.
Not placebo with same results in other vehicles. Never needed top end work. 40+mpg on highway trips with over 200k on vehicle.
Mileage went down after swapping tranny fluid to BG Synchroshift II. That eliminated light grinding between gears especially at higher rpm's. That made it fun again to be close to redline which kills mpg.
