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Can we get some insight & experiences to using Archoil plz?
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H3LZSN1P3R
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I prefer the term snake oil.
ironmike
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Oof… so their claims that cleaning debri & injectors is false?? Just curious if it works and worth the maintenance?
H3LZSN1P3R
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I have never seen any study's or documents that proves their claims unfortunately
ironmike
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Well shoot.. guess we need more research..
H3LZSN1P3R
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Really as far as i am concerned power service is the only one endorsed by cummins and it has been proven on a few tests i have seen
ironmike
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What’s the link for product? I am ignorant on Power Service's claims or data for cleaning injectors , debris & additives... Please advise, Thank you!
H3LZSN1P3R
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Diesel Kleen Cetane Boost - Power Service
Diesel Kleen Cetane Boost from Power Service is loaded with cetane, detergent, and lubricity improver to provide peak diesel performance.
powerservice.com
Dave01
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Just my opinion, but ... injectors don't get cleaned by additives, debris doesn't get cleaned by anything. The additive package is all I'd care about, in my diesels I ran Power Service gray 8 months of the year, white for the winter months. I did a fair amount of research some years ago, there were other brands that depressed gel point better, or added lubricity better, but no other additive is as universally accepted by the manufacturers as Power Service, so to me it makes sense to stick with it.
H3LZSN1P3R
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The best part when using Power service, you can get it local no need to order it lol
ironmike
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Well I contacted Archoil directly and asked for data for said claims. This is what they sent me.
Does this prove to all of us the claim to using Archoil? is there anything else I could be missing? Seeing that there are other comments that state, nothing will clean.....
ironmike
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This is my updated research!!
Well I contacted Archoil directly and asked for data for said claims. This is what they sent me.
Does this prove to all of us the claim to using Archoil? is there anything else I could be missing? Seeing that there are other comments that state, nothing will clean.....
Well I contacted Archoil directly and asked for data for said claims. This is what they sent me.
Does this prove to all of us the claim to using Archoil? is there anything else I could be missing? Seeing that there are other comments that state, nothing will clean.....
H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
I don't really trust their own data but really you can put what ever you want in your truck but don't expect to ever see a ROI with any additive.Well I contacted Archoil directly and asked for data for said claims. This is what they sent me.
Does this prove to all of us the claim to using Archoil? is there anything else I could be missing? Seeing that there are other comments that state, nothing will clean.....
56ram2500
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The best way to know for is to try the Archoil 6400 & 6500 fuel additives your self and see if it improves mpg or not..........
BamaOEF
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These so-called fuel saver additives have been around forever. Remember the Tornado intake mod that promised increased mileage, power etc. One of many. They advertise make a bundle of cash and disappear. If these products truly do what they advertise the OEMS would be all over it as well as the oil companies. Just my 2 cents.