Crickets be gone! lucas oil deep clean fuel system cleaner
 

Anyways so i decided to try this out today.

http://www.lucasoil.com/images/produ...BCEEB37BBA.png

http://www.lucasoil.com/products/dis...stem%20Cleaner

It works! my crickets are gone. I picked this up because this was made specifically for cleaning the fuel system oppose to people using 2 stroke oil.

This thing worked fast. I had the chirping........went to the gas station, poured this in, filled my tank up with gas and drove around for a little so the fuel pump can cycle the lucas oil through and bam..... gone.

Here is a pdf to what it does: http://www.lucasoil.com/images/media...nFSC5_25oz.pdf

Says it lubricates the fuel pump, i guess it did? =)

I know its usually for older cars with dirty fuel systems, but whatevers, it worked!

Come back in a few weeks and then we can be sure.

Would seem to me that you'd have to add a bottle every other fill up, and how much is it per bottle $$ ??

it was liek 7$ at autozone.

Ill see how long it lasts and report back. personally its worth a try.

Of course it works. It says so right on the bottle. JK.

Good to hear this works.

If the 2-stroke oil also works though, one $7 bottle of 2 stroke oil will last a LOT longer than this stuff.

After 1 week of using this while on e85 my car starting throwing air/fuel codes. Wouldn't run right at all. I hardly used the product as well. Just my experience.

I haven't noticed anything weird yet in 100 miles, the crickets are gone though.

I wonder what a quarter or less of a bottle would do...

I filled up with 95 last week, the crickets disappeared almost immediately, the engine purred. Filled up with 98 this week, crickets back.

Seriously a little concerned about adding the oil. Just sounds wrong to me lol.

I really wanted to ask the local dealer their opinion on adding oil but something told me not to do it. Just in case there was ever an issue I wouldn't want them saying "he told us he was adding this that and the other"

You're not the only one, I wouldn't touch this stuff with a ten foot pole.

I'd trust random strangers on the internet over the dealership techs, there's probably about the same level of knowledge. Unless it comes to a routine operation or something in the manual that you would need help with (change air filter, flush transmission) they probably won't be much help.

Aw come on, just go straight to Marvel Mystery Oil. :slap: