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Subject: Re: [LML] Automotive fuel system cleaners?
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It would be a big mistake to dump any of that stuff in your tank. Don't ask=
 me why just don't do it.. Learn how  to run lean of peak and that will hel=
p with the fouled plugs and valve deposits.  That stuff could and will hurt=
 your tanks among other things. I'll let the engineer type guys explain tha=
t better.=20

steve alderman  N25SA   360


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From: Doug <lancair1@bellsouth.net>
To: lml <lml@lancaironline.net>
Sent: Tue, Aug 20, 2013 1:45 pm
Subject: [LML] Automotive fuel system cleaners?



While wandering the aisles of the local auto parts store this past weekend,=
 I started reading the labels on a bunch of those commercial fuel system cl=
eaners.  You dump the container into your full auto fuel tank, and presto, =
your injectors, valves, etc., are supposedly magically cleaned and freed fr=
om harmful deposits. With all the known issues with fouled plugs and valve =
deposits in our big Continental engines, is there any reason this wouldn=E2=
=80=99t work in our aviation systems as well? (Or is this a taboo for some =
reason in our application).
=20

Douglas W. Johnson, MD PA



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tank. Don't ask me why just don't do it.. Learn how &nbsp;to run lean of pe=
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From: Doug &lt;lancair1@bellsouth.net&gt;<br>
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le wandering the aisles of the local auto parts store this past weekend, I =
started reading the labels on a bunch of those commercial fuel system clean=
ers.&nbsp; You dump the container into your full auto fuel tank, and presto=
, your injectors, valves, etc., are supposedly magically cleaned and freed =
from harmful deposits. With all the known issues with fouled plugs and valv=
e deposits in our big Continental engines, is there any reason this wouldn=
=E2=80=99t work in our aviation systems as well? (Or is this a taboo for so=
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