* JAGUARPW
The stuff you buy at the store is just an additive that is supposed to clean the injectors as the fuel goes through. I'm not saying whether a chemical treatment is worth it or not. I'm just saying I'm not willing to take the bait without full product disclosure and published laboratory test results for the world to see.
Here is a good description in an article that is aimed at the auto repair shop. The service will vary depending on where you go. Some places just clean them, other places clean and inspect the fuel system.
http://www.babcox.com/editorial/ic/ic303...
PS. I am not a big fan of fuel injection cleaning services or anything, I have never had it done. I have never used an additive either, so I can't tell you any differences. I do know that quicky shops add this service as a quick money maker . They don't do the best job of it and they really don't know what they are doing. I would only get the service done if it was proven that the injectors actually needed it. I don't see any manufactures recommending this service on a regular basis, like the shops do. Some manufactures even say that there is no need for it.
Using a quality octane fuel in a vehicle are at best.