Power Tune Internal Engine Cleaner | 858080K03

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Power Tune is a internal engine cleaner uses in all 2-stroke and 4-stroke carburetor and fuel injected gasoline engines.

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12oz spray can

Use in all 2-stroke and 4-stroke carburetor and fuel injected gasoline engines

This including cars, trucks, motorcycles, ATVs, snowmobiles, marine engines, lawn mowers, chain saws, weed eaters and snow blowers

Used to remove performance-robbing carbon build-up from the combustion chamber

Safe for catalyzed engines

Directions:

Run engine until warm.
Remove air filter.
Securely insert a plastic tube in the spray head nozzle.
Increase engine speed to 200 - 300 RPM above idle.
Slowly spray Power Tune directly into the carburetor intake so it goes into the engine. If engine stalls, restart it and continue spraying Power Tune into the engine.
In cases of extreme deposit buildup, spark plug fouling may occur. Remove, clean and replace spark plugs as necessary.
When the can is almost empty, spray heavily until the engine stalls.
Replace air filter.
Allow Power Tune to soak inside the engine for 15-30 minutes.
Start the engine and rev slightly. You may notice a lot of smoke.
Smoking is normal because your engine is burning off the cleaner and deposits in your engine's combustion chamber.
Continue revving your engine for 4-5 minutes or until smoking stops.

Q: Is this safe for turbocharged vehicles?

Asked by: Andru - 4/15/2022

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Q: how do i know if my motor is fuel injected or not? i have a 25 HP 4 stroke Mercury outboard. if it is fuel injectec where do i spray the additive?

Asked by: James Fish - 9/2/2022

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Q: Can Quicksilver Power Tune be sprayed into the air intake on a running fuel injected outboard motor similar to when spray fogging oil is used?

Asked by: Bob - 5/18/2023

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