Fuel injector cleaners
02-25-04, 09:33 PM
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Applicable Model/s
All EFI Models
(Except DIESEL)
Subject:
FUEL INJECTOR CLEANER
DESCRIPTION
To improve fuel injection performance, Mazda has tested and approved a highly effective FUEL INJECTOR CLEANER. The kit and cleaner is recommended for all Mazda fuel injection systems. Mazda's Fuel Injector Cleaner uses a chemical "reducing agent" rather than the common solvent used in the typical aftermarket cleaners. As a result, in tests against aftermarket competitors, Mazda's cleaner outperformed all others and was the only one to restore the fuel injector's flow rate to the original factory specifications.
Dirty fuel injectors are an increasing common problem. Many cases are due to gasoline deposits such as gum, resin and sulfur. These deposits can cause stalling, difficult starting, rough idle and diminished power.
As with carburetors and spark plugs, injectors are also subject to deposits and contamination due to poor fuel. This can create many driveability problems such as hard starting, rough idle or poor acceleration.
To help combat this problem, Mazda has authorized the use of Chevron Techron Gasoline Additive which is a detergent that is added to the gasoline.
This product can be used as a temporary measure until a good quality gasoline with adequate detergents can be obtained.
This product is available from your local Chevron Distributor in 12 oz containers, which will treat one tank of fuel.
NOTE:
This includes RX-7 models also.
WARNING:
Be sure to read and follow the instructions given on the Techron container.
All EFI Models
(Except DIESEL)
Subject:
FUEL INJECTOR CLEANER
DESCRIPTION
To improve fuel injection performance, Mazda has tested and approved a highly effective FUEL INJECTOR CLEANER. The kit and cleaner is recommended for all Mazda fuel injection systems. Mazda's Fuel Injector Cleaner uses a chemical "reducing agent" rather than the common solvent used in the typical aftermarket cleaners. As a result, in tests against aftermarket competitors, Mazda's cleaner outperformed all others and was the only one to restore the fuel injector's flow rate to the original factory specifications.
Dirty fuel injectors are an increasing common problem. Many cases are due to gasoline deposits such as gum, resin and sulfur. These deposits can cause stalling, difficult starting, rough idle and diminished power.
As with carburetors and spark plugs, injectors are also subject to deposits and contamination due to poor fuel. This can create many driveability problems such as hard starting, rough idle or poor acceleration.
To help combat this problem, Mazda has authorized the use of Chevron Techron Gasoline Additive which is a detergent that is added to the gasoline.
This product can be used as a temporary measure until a good quality gasoline with adequate detergents can be obtained.
This product is available from your local Chevron Distributor in 12 oz containers, which will treat one tank of fuel.
NOTE:
This includes RX-7 models also.
WARNING:
Be sure to read and follow the instructions given on the Techron container.
02-25-04, 09:39 PM
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Or how about this! I found a SEARCH engine at the top of this very page. I typed in FUEL INJECTOR CLEANER, and came up with this little jewel... https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...jector+cleaner
Pay close attention to the second page of this thread. Top post on the second page. He stole those words off a factory service bulletin and didn't tell Mazda. Does that make him qualify for being a New York Times reporter????? Naw, wrong color.
Pay close attention to the second page of this thread. Top post on the second page. He stole those words off a factory service bulletin and didn't tell Mazda. Does that make him qualify for being a New York Times reporter????? Naw, wrong color.
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