Ultrasonic Injector Cleaning

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I'd watch the label really close on using something other than what it's 
slated for.  ie some jewelry cleaners are abrasive.  If it took more than 
Stoddard Solvent, I'd send it/take them to a shop that does them for a 
living.  I always pays to have a good shop that your on good terms with for 
such things.  Lots of tune-up type shops are investing in injector cleaners.
  One thing I have noticed is, a good cleaner, can make a remarkable 
difference when run just "in car". Trouble nothing in a plastic can is worth 
$---, IMHO.  The slick 50 (now Quaker) fuel system conditioner came in a 
metal can, and here at CSH, we had 99% good results from it.  If you have 
accumulated any water droplets in the (ie not enough filter changes/no fuel 
water seperator) then the alky in a bottle cleaners will generally work on 
those problems.
  I can't see where an Ultrasonic cleaner is any better then running a good 
cleaner thru the injector..  Also, heck of alot safer leaving them of car 
for the DIY.  If your really not clear on things, you can have a disaster.  
Grumpy

>> What do the injector shops use for a cleaner?
>
>Solvent :)  Actually, I used jewelry cleaner the first time, not sure if
>its the right thing to do, but it worked.  Make sure the jewelry cleaner
>doesn't have a lot of ingrediants.
>
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