Fuel additives Tcw3
#1
Fuel additives Tcw3
Question I've heard of people adding some tcw3 oil into the fuel tank to help lubricate the injectors, does this help and if so how much do I use and how often? I've been using Power Service but I know the oil would be a little cheaper to use more often.
#2
You should fill out what year and model truck you have it make it easier for guys to help, anyways I use power service and tcw3 in each tank, unless I can get some LSD in Parker, I use about 4 ounces of each on every fill up, it all depends on how empty your tank is on the amount, some guys use about 1/2 ounce per gallon, hope this helps, Oh ya dont use it in the new 6.7 motors, power service yes tcw3 no
#3
Sorry about that. 2006 Dodge 2500 Mega Cab 5.9l diesel, and I just filled up my tank and used 16 oz of Power Service and I guess I will be adding 4 oz of tcw3 oil also. SO what are the benifits I should expect by doing this and would be ok just to use the tcw3 by itself as the only additive ?
#6
Just the regular stuff here, too. The injectors are dramatically quieter. Expect to see yet another additive war here. It's not entirely neccesary but it can't hurt and like I said, the injectors like it a lot. I call it cheap insurance.
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#10
I use the walmart ashless tcw3 that comes in blue gallon containers for $11
My ratio is 1 oz per gallon of fuel, and when it's going to be 20 deg. F or lower I use PS antigel. Been using it for several years, some people say makes the truck quieter, but I cannot tell the difference.
My ratio is 1 oz per gallon of fuel, and when it's going to be 20 deg. F or lower I use PS antigel. Been using it for several years, some people say makes the truck quieter, but I cannot tell the difference.
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Whenever I top off my tank, it's anywhere from about 24-27 gal., and I'll put in 16 ounces of 2 stroke oil. About every 4th fillup, instead of the oil, I dump in Redline injector supplement. And every once in a while, I don't put anything in the fuel when I top off, just so I can lean out anything that's left in the tank if I think I might have been running the oil mixture too rich. Works well for me on my '06, and did the same on my former '03. Never had a problem using 2 stroke oil in my trucks.