03-18-2018, 01:07 PM
I looked at Biobor web site. It is a very low dosage and probably very effective as a microbicide. I am not a chemist but I would guess that is why the epa warnings are hazardous. It is a microbicide with very little "carrier". I would be dubious about how much lubrication is provided at the low dose. The trans fluid would provide lubrication which can aid in valve and ring sealing but it will not provide microbicide. The treat rate for the Power Flo Klenz that I use is 1 qt./100 gallons. I think it comes out to .10 cents / gallon of treated fuel. I have no reliable way to measure MPG differential but I justify the cost by assuming some MPG increase and the fact that I have never had a filter/ pump/ injector issue using treated fuel.
Stanadyne makes a fuel additive that is widely available and maybe cheaper to use. It does not "test" as well as the CP products but may provide what you need.
Stanadyne makes a fuel additive that is widely available and maybe cheaper to use. It does not "test" as well as the CP products but may provide what you need.
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