Just bought an 02 GP GT the gas gauge kind of wants to stay on full and float back to full when near full.Which techron is the best ? I heard it may cure this issue.Normally when I use these products I use very little gas but seeing as how it is sticking at full I would have to fill it up again to clean the sticking part of the float right?? I know its a long shot but its worth a try.
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Which Techron is the best ?
The fuel system cleaner.
The fuel system cleaner.
Yes I read on here others have used it to fix erratic gauges I think? Has anyone seen this GM cleaner ???Fuel System Treatment Plus 88861011
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Full tank, time to let the Techron work.
The fuel system cleaner is the techron you want.
If that doesn't work give seafoam a shot
If that doesn't work try MMO
If none of those work drop it off at the dealer and let them mess with it!
If that doesn't work give seafoam a shot
If that doesn't work try MMO
If none of those work drop it off at the dealer and let them mess with it!
yeah take it to the dealer i will bring the vaseline lol
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yeah take it to the dealer i will bring the vaseline lol
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yeah take it to the dealer i will bring the vaseline lol
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Seafoam and or Marvel Mystery Oil. Overdose it. Later maybe Techron.
I've tried it on my Honda, but it doesn't seem to help for very long, maybe 2 fillups.
Techron Concentrate Plus is the name your looking for. See this info describing fuel sending units and fuel gauge sensors.
http://www.openroadpodcast.com/pdfs/CGLMediaTour.pdf
http://www.openroadpodcast.com/pdfs/CGLMediaTour.pdf
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+1 Old school and works. I have used it for years. Typically the tank full before an oil change.
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+1 Old school and works. I have used it for years. Typically the tank full before an oil change.
It fixed the sending unit on our now deceased (RIP) Chevy, but it took two consecutive bottles to completely clear up.
A heavy dose of MMO has now worked 3 times for my own personal vehicles. Techron is very good for fixing fuel sending units as is Redline S1. It seems like quite a few products have their success stories getting the job done. The key is don't throw in the towel if you don't get results after the first treatment. Give it a second try.
I'd be willing to bet if Techron doesn't work following up with a few tanks of gas using a UCL like TCW3 might help too. Please note the words following up.
I'd be willing to bet if Techron doesn't work following up with a few tanks of gas using a UCL like TCW3 might help too. Please note the words following up.
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