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Originally posted by Jeff Tate
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Thats my favorite. Especially if i just bought a new/20 year old bike. -
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Although I have gotten decent results using Regane and Techron too. I once ran a Goldwing on straight Techron after running out of gas. Some white snoke came out, but after gassing it back up it seemed that it had never run better. <g>
I always dump the whole container in the tank. Sometimes into less than half a tank.
All my bikes are at least 20 years old, and the above three have never failed to help them run better.
Oh - and Sea Foam can also be used in the engine oil, and will stabilize the fuel for long term storage too.
Good stuff.
stephenComment
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Down here we dont have a lot of need for fuel stablizers. In south Ga our winter is about 2 to 3 weeks at the most and not all at the same time.
In fact they closed schools for 2 days this year for "cold weather"(high was in the mid 30's...... crazy isnt itComment
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Like someone stated earlier I usually start my bikes about once a month thruout the winter and let them run till they are good and warmed up. With the advent of global warming it usually gets warm enough a few times during the season to take a short ride. I've never had amy problems.Comment
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Gents,
The ultimate fuel stystem cleaner (add to the tank) is call 'seafoam'. It will also act as a stabilizer during winter storage. You can say I am full of it, but once you try it you will be a believer. It is awesome in any gasoline engine. Heres link its available at NAPA.
www.seafoamsales.comComment
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Originally posted by firemun59 View Post
I think I could use that Sea Foam a bit more than my bike!Comment
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I use Berryman B12 chemtool occasionally.
They also recommend it prior to an oil change, but I haven't tried that yet.Comment
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