3 Pack Bg 44k Fuel System Cleaner w/ Bg Funnel - 3 Cans

I used to use the 'On-Sale' stuff from the local Auto Store(s) but about a year ago someone convinced me that while the cheap stuff did some cleaning of fuel injectors it did not get all the gunk out to assure proper flow and firing and recommended the BG 44K. I tried it and sure enough there was a significant difference in how the engine runs, idling, pick up from start and passing power out on the open road, plus the better gas milage. Cost more but well worth it. Price on Amazon is about 20% cheaper than what you will find in the Auto Stores and about 25-30% cheaper than you will get in any of the dealer or local 'oil service' joints. Shipping was quick and well packaged in with this one buying the 3 cans they even thru in the gas spout to use with it. Good deal for Good Stuff!

This is amazing stuff! I bought a non-running 2003 Windstar from a buddy for $300 five months ago. After replacing the fuel pump, spark plugs, wires, coil pack, and one fuel injector, it was running like a champ, but only getting 12 miles per gallon in suburban driving. I mentioned this to my mechanic, who told me there is only one gasoline additive that will help...44K. I, of course, thought he was just blowing smoke. But he is a good mechanic, so I tried 44K (wow, do I sound like I'm hawking snake oil or what!). I put one can in with a full (25 gallon) tank of 87 octane gasoline several weeks ago, and by the end of that tank, mileage was up to 15-16 MPG, where it continues to be. The treatment may have given the car a little more power, but that is just as likely a "placebo effect." There were no other variables, and I had been getting the 12 MPG for a solid four months prior to using the 44K, so I can't attribute the improvement in gas mileage to any other identifiable factor. Most definitely worth a try.

Pretty expensive but it does do a good job.

This stuff really works. Unlike other fuel system cleaner products where you hope or guess they work, you can feel it with BG 44k. I first put it in my 2014 Kia Optima (has a GDI engine). I can't say the car was running bad but I had noticed it had lost a little of it's pep since I first purchased the car. By mid-way through the tank of gas with 44k in it, I could already feel the pep in the engine had returned. Gas mileage on the highway is up about 1mpg which doesn't seem like much but when you commute 90 miles a day, I'm good with anything positive. I then put it in our 2007 Kia Sedona van. I purposely drove it on my normal commute (90 miles) and measured the mpg. Just like the Optima, the mpg seemed to have improved. The van when new was rated at 25mpg on highway. It was averaging more like 22-23. On yesterday's commute it measured at 24-25. No doubt about this product working.

I used this based on recommendation of a trusted service center. I have used Lucas and more recently Techron cleaner. This is on par maybe a bit better then Techron. Notice a small gain in mileage and ran smoother. Good purchase

Awesome stuff, been using it in the last 4 cars i have owned. recently got a new car (VW GLI) The engine in this car is well known for carbon build up due to the direct injection, so not sure how effective this is going to be with this engine, if at all. But I have been using it without issue (one maybe two cans of 44K a year) I have been dumping it in now for 25000 miles. Hopefully this will somewhat help with any carbon build up issues. I will say for all my past cars this stuff has been great. Really feel the difference after running a tank with this in it, not to mention engine runs smoother. If your on the edge, thinking about trying it...I'd suggest giving it a try...good stuff.

I just had almost the same experience as another reviewer. Fortunately, or unfortunately, the yellow funnel it comes with didn't fit on the cans. So I didn't experience the "spill" of the product. I'd be cursing up a storm had that happened. I had to use my pocket knife to assist the funnel in opening the access to the tank. Two little nodules at the opening that have to be pressed simultaneously in order to get access to the tank in my car and the yellow funnel is not wide enough to do this on its own. Just find a funnel with a tip with the same circumference as the metal tip at the business end of a gas pump hose, and it should work fine (test before you spill). My vehicle is fairly new (Purchased in April 2017), so I'm using the product to maintain its power and efficiency (Charger Daytona SRT8 6.4 liter engine). So far so good.

Had a sticking fuel sending unit. Fuel gauge started working again after one can!