Miata Mailing List: February 1997, Message #358
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   From: (none)

Subject: Re: using kerosene as injector cleaner

   Date: (none)



How come I got no "hits" when I ran a search in the archives using

"techron" for a key word?



Jack Hamilton & Shoryu [a '96 Montego Blue & Tan]]

"Shoryu" = "Sea Blue Dragon"



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> From: Jerry Iverson 

> To: Multiple recipients of list 

> Subject: Re: using kerosene as injector cleaner

> Date: Saturday, February 01, 1997 11:53 PM

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> > From: Jerry Iverson 

> > To: Jerry Iverson ; multiple recipients of list

> 

> > Cc: jiverson@transport.com

> > Subject: Re: using kerosene as injector cleaner

> > Date: Sunday, February 02, 1997 12:44 PM

> > 

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> > 

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> > > From: Jerry Iverson 

> > > To: multiple recipients of list 

> > > Subject: using kerosene as injector cleaner

> > > Date: Saturday, February 01, 1997 6:42 PM

> > > 

> > > I had trouble sending messages a few days ago, so I apologize if this

> one

> > > was repeated. Some time back I asked this question with very limited

> > > response, so I'll try once more than let it rest.

> > > I was told by a mechanic that if I used kerosene ( one pint per tank)

> > once

> > > in a while, it would do exactly the same thing as Techron fuel

injector

> > > cleaner. (I have been using that brand) He stated that they were both

> > very

> > > similar. Since Techron is around $5.00 per pint and I can purchase

> > kerosene

> > > at $1.50 per gallon, you can see why it would be worth it. But to

quote

> > > Click and Clack: "He who pays the least pays the most." So I don't

mean

> > to

> > > be cheap about it, but if it works it works. Thanks for your reply.

> > > Jiverson@transport.com

> > > 

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