Benefits - Cleans GDI Fuel Injection System - Eliminates engine rough idle and hesitation - Eliminates pinging and knocking - Clean and removes air intake system deposits - Dissolves and removes hard deposits on GDI intake valves
I put a Cork Sport oil catch can on my 2019 MAZDA CX-5 GT Reserve 2.5 L. turbo. After 6,000 miles I drained 1/3 cup of nasty looking brown liquid from it. THAT IS 1/3 CUP OF CRAP THAT WILL NEVER REACH MY INTAKE VALVES. -> I've had my wife's 2015 Hyundai Elantra Limited cleaned at my MAZDA dealer with the BG system at 45,000 miles. -> At 45,000 miles I'll have my CX-5 valves cleaned with BG fluid.
It would be more beneficial and legit to have a video of the same engine with a few pictures of the before, during and after of this process... so far is too good to believe what nobody can prove what it really does 🤔
BG doesnt work we even have the pedal apparatus that pushes the pedal every 45s to 3500 rpms what a joke walnut or dry ice blasting is the way to go everyone with direct injection are eventually end up with some problems that will be the time to pull the intake and blast the valves and pull the injectors and run them through an injector tester and cleaner tool and wammo new again.
This is why i drive old cars😊. I will never have a DI/GDI engine. All this saving fuel crap. This ends up costing you more money in the end because you have to have this done. This is the same reason they put crappy ethanol in fuel. Oh it saves the environment. When ethanol is introduced in fuel. The moron should know it gives you less fuel mileage. Its all a scam.
I'm the same way I'm not fond of GDI but I had to buy a new car and it's getting harder and harder to find newer cars with port fuel injection so I got my Subaru WRX and I live it but having to do a GDI fuel and induction system cleaning very often sucks I'm the manager of a large auto service and repair shop so I can do it for nothing but it's just a hassle. I wanna smack the guy who invented gasoline direct injection lmao
