Don’t let it sit in there long Berrymans has acetone in it. It’s what there put in fingernail polish remover. Very strong don’t get it on the paint if your car it will dissolve paint. Gasoline is a strong solvent but acetone is even stronger

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I wonder if dumping the old fuel. Putting fresh fuel from the pump, not what's left sitting in a fuel can. Wonder how that would have worked.

Simple answer. NO. experience one 30+ years ago. Dad poured seafoam into a boat motor that sat over the winter with oxygenated fuel in it (back when it first came out). Motor ran full choke, wide open throttle, barely running. Ran around lake for a half hour, and came home purring. I grabbed the can, read what it claimed(sounded like snake oil salesman) but came to understand later that in some cases can dissolve the varnish. Never used B12, but might be similar. My experience... FYI: commercial aircraft mechanic a&p, federal licensed. Ain't no punk kid whippersnapper.

Thanks for the info! Your mechanic is also pretty cool for giving that tip

Interesting. I've never had any issues in any of my seldom used stuff.

The ingredients you list do not make up b12. Section 3 - Composition / Information on Ingredients Ingredient CAS Number Weight Ethylbenzene 100-41-4 10-15% Petroleum Distillates 64742-47-8 30-40% n-Propanol 71-23-8 5-10% Xylene (mixed isomers) 1330-20-7 40-50% That's from the b12 msds sheet. If you don't even know what's in it, how can I trust its what ruined your bronco fuel system?

​@@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairsmy guess is this is an old Bronco. Newer cars are built to run 15% ethanol so probably sone different materials involved because of that. Or better yet an e85 rated vehicle.

Acetone is a very good solvent, it can dissolve most of the rubber and plastics. It is usually hold in steel drums or cans.

Not good for primer bulbs

I'll have to check out his review. It's help many of my old rides, so I thought I'd share that info with the rest of the planet.

@@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairs love the automotive side of farpoint. Cheers from iowa

It's good stuff, and it's a really good price compared to the competition!

This is a new channel, my other channel has 50k subs on it.

I've used it as a high concentration cleaner as well, and it does help when used that way, but It isn't recommended as it can eat up rubber seals if used pure.

@@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairs Yes. That's why I chose a situation where it was at that strength for less than 2 hrs while driving 100+ miles, then the tank was filled and diluted to below the recommended level for general cleaning.

At the very least, you'll enjoy the extra MPG's while it does it's thing.

glad to hear that you have had great luck with it.

I bet it would do great on a smaller engine to clean out all the gunk that can build up.

Thanks for sharing. I have not used bestline before, I might have to check it out

Glad it was helpful!. I also use the chem dip and I'll add it to the list of videos to make.

It's good stuff! Even with inflation the price is still pretty decent too.

I have a gallon of it sitting here right now. But now you are making me wonder. Can this stuff be used in a parts washer?

Always been a fan of B12. When I worked at the dealership, I sometimes used BG 44K. Also worked well, but is far too expensive.

Good stuff! Thanks

It works! I just added some to my gas during a 5000 mile service on my Mirage.

B12 sure does add a little pep to my 1980 Pickup as well as giving it a slight (3%) boost in fuel mileage.

@@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairs I’ve seen differences in 1998 100,000 mileage truck Ford F-150

It really does the trick for sticky injectors.

Glad to hear that- sometimes there chemicals can work wonders

Good to know! I am sure it will keep it from getting gummed up

Thanks for sharing your good luck with it.

Thanks for sharing. I’ll give it a try. My float is off also

@@jaymorrison5895 i love b-12. another product I know works well is chevron techron. 44k does work very well however it is expensive. I like to use one bottle b12 and one bottle chevron techron. just keep using it until the gas gauge works again.

Hoping I get that lucky with my old k20 😂

Glad you liked it!

I'd bet you spray pattern is a good looking as it was on day one. This stuff really works!

@@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairs , I think you're probably right. Heck, my lawnmower gets a bit here and there when I don't have Marvel Mystery Oil on hand :)

It's just a good cheap cleaner.

Thanks for sharing that tip=

The stuff has been around a long while and it is really good at cleaning the upper intake and valves if you use it with a fogger.

Yup. It works pretty good as well. I love saving money!

@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairs glad to hear. Definitely getting some. Hustle on good sir!!

Berryman is excellent, I am using it for years. Why spend more money on more expensive stuff?

So, Seafoam is one that I just bought to try out. I have no real experience with is as it was always 2X the price of Marvel Mystery Oil and Berryman B12. I'll let you know what I think in a future video.

Royal purple injector cleaner works great also B-12 & mystery oil .

I prefer the seafoam for fogger- the MMO can but it is better in the fuel/engine.. I worked at a dealer and the upsales were usually just to make money

Sweet! This stuff does work, and I've heard others with similar stories.

Berrymans in fuel, Marvel Mystery Oil in oil.

Small world! Yes, I'm that much older same guy!

Marvel? Yes. I only use Barrymans once every 5K.

The words on the can are in English, so I wouldn’t trust it unless you can find some with print in Japanese.

I would, it helps to keep they clean on the inside. I recommend it for all cars, the cost of it is similar to conventional oil, so there is no reason not to--

Yes, but one some cars that will throw a code, and in some states it will flag for state inspection as a modification that will fail it. I do think that is a good idea however and if (When) I end up with an engine like this, I will be doing that as well.

Also bad for below freezing conditions as the lines will freeze n cut off all flow and you do NOT want that

Lots of stuff to cover. Yes, gas can and does get into oil. If the car is running rich, unburnt gas will get into the oil. I recomend full synthetic oil for all cars these days, and fuel injector cleaner should not cause your oil to turn black. Hope this helps!

What causes alot of gas to get into the oil ?@@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairs

Yes.

All of these cleaners will mess up paint pretty fast.

I'll see what I can do!

Yes you can

Perfect for bringing cars back from the dead!

NO! Gas or spray into intake only. This will hurt your engine bearings!!

Ouch! That's a lot of money. I guess the cost of shipping is a killer for B12 down under?

@@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairs Just price gouging I think. Hope it's worth it!

Well... was it worth it?

Many years ago our secretary was complaining how rough her car was running. On my lunch break I hosed down her carb while revving the engine. Huge clouds of smoke was pouring out of the exhaust pipes. Fire truck pulls around her car and wanted to know if the car was on fire. Her nice Olds 442 was the idling smoothly by then. Added a can to her tank and she said her car was so much faster and thanked me as she was going to have it tuned up at the dealer, but now didn't need any service.

Can't say that I have heard of that one.

I used to use BG products as a Volvo mechanic- I was very happy with their products, too bad they are so expensive now.

Ha! I remember those ads!!

@ A P-- The commercials where they couldn't pick up the end of a screw driver was not Slick 50. It was STP featuring Andy Granatelli. There is at least one of these old commercials on KZfaq.

@@franknew9001 Wow, great catch. I'm guessing your over 30? Haha

@ A P-- Yes, I am over 30. I have had a AARP card for about 10 years. Haha. Speaking of old oil additive commercials, one that I remember as a little kid from the late 1950's and early 1960's, are the black and white Bardahl oil additive ads. They seemed a little scary to me when I was young. There are several of these ads on KZfaq, and be sure to look at the black and white ones.

Not recommended for Diesel. Use Marvel Mystery Oil instead.

If a car has a ton of carbon buildup, 2 or even 3 cans of this stuff in a row can really bring it back to life.

Yes, no problem at all!

@@FarpointRestorationsAndRepairs thank you👍

Good call. It's perfect for that.

It's cheap and it really works!

That is simply not true.

I'm referrng to higher than recommended doses of it. From my experience it is true when you have an older vehicle with plastic on the pre-filter it can cause it to get brittle and end up stopping up the fuel pump. I've seen guys on KZfaq run their motor solely on this. And I have had eat right through a primer bulb trying that on a weed eater there are two different things you want gas additive to do and that's clean the rings and clean the injectors. I've seen the engine with mystery oil before and after and there is absolutely no difference almost no reason to use this at all and as far as seafoam it's naphthalene and it it's trying to free the rings up and make the rings move freely it's really not an instantaneous thing like acetone of the berrymans. Put berryman's in a plastic cup and put seafoam in a plastic cup and see which one lasts the longest. So in some cases it is true that's why I mentioned it. Most of these things are gimmicks there's already tons of cleaners in gas to begin with. They're required to have them in there because it dissolves varnish and gunk that forms on the rings that lowers your compression. Some of things that I've seen were improved compression or seafoam restore and berryman's I like berrymans but it's a lot hotter than the rest of like I said try to come experiment. Berryman's eats right through it I know parts are stronger than plastic cups but it just gives you a sense of what it can do to some things.

Old song. New song is better.

Yup! Love both brands because they are not too expensive and the work!

And it really is the best deal out there. It's 1/3rd the cost of some of the others.

Just bought a newer Volvo (2004) I'll give it a try and report back.

Shoot, it is not over $4

good point on feeling like there is a bit more HP

Hey there....just bought some at Walmart...they're asking $4.98 a bottle. Do you mind saying where you found it for $3? That would sure help. Thank. Jesus bless.

@@sandrarichardson2713 Hey! Ah they used to be just $3 per can at Walmart, but it has gone up like everything else lately. Amazon had them for just $3-$4 a few months ago but now they’re asking a lot more too.

I've been running this stuff since 89 and never had that issue.

Cancer Juice? B12 works in a way that "Tinkering" won't cure. Unless tinkering means replacing injectors, and pulling cylinder heads to decarbonize valves and piston heads.

Can't fix stupid. Probably a trump supporter 🙄🙄🙄

I always get a boost of MPG's when I run a can in the tank.