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I hear everyone swearing by this chevron w/ techron stuff id like to try it instead of the lucas additive im using but i cant seem to find it anywere.

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thanks, I dont see any of those signs were i live, I just thought you might know like A&A auto, advanced auto......

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thanks, I dont see any of those signs were i live, I just thought you might know like A&A auto, advanced auto......

 

Chevron puts Techron in the gas they sell at their stations, but it's also sold as a gas treatment in auto parts stores.

 

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I must be losing it. Pretty sure I replied to this thread too......

 

Anyhow, our Walmart has the the Techron. SeaFoam is very good also. I am going to be using Seafoam every oil change, and Techron halfway between.

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You can also get the Chevron Techron fuel system cleaner under the GM name at your GM dealer,Its part#88861011.

Its not cheap though...$26 bucks for a 20oz. bottle.

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You can also get the Chevron Techron fuel system cleaner under the GM name at your GM dealer,Its part#88861011.

Its not cheap though...$26 bucks for a 20oz. bottle.

 

 

Ill use gm as my last resort, i dont have a costco near me either, ill try walmart i guess. ive just never seen either one of these around (seafoam or techron) ill try ebay also, thanks guys

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What's the problem with Walmart? I save money on almost everything I buy there. They have just about everything I need under one roof, and they are open almost all the time. What's not to love?

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You can also get the Chevron Techron fuel system cleaner under the GM name at your GM dealer,Its part#88861011.

Its not cheap though...$26 bucks for a 20oz. bottle.

 

 

Ill use gm as my last resort, i dont have a costco near me either, ill try walmart i guess. ive just never seen either one of these around (seafoam or techron) ill try ebay also, thanks guys

 

Most parts stores will have it. It's a national product. This goes for Seafoam too.

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