Fuel Service Tool (FST16)

DESCRIPTION

• Professional, durable design
• Clear tank allows fuel cleaner level to be monitored during service
• 16 oz cleaner capacity
• Use with fuel induction cleaner such as Wynn’s® Clean-Sweep^TM Intake/Induction Cleaner (ZW69116)
• Use with fuel injection cleaners such as  Wynn’s® V.I.C. (ZW61510)
• Service valve to control process flow of the fuel system cleaners
• Rectus style, female quick connect for adpater connection
• Compact, low cost design
• For fuel induction service use Affinity EG flexible fuel induction service ‘S’ adapter #31608S (not included)
• For fuel injection service use Affinity EG fuel injection kit #AEG-FIK (not included)
• US Pat. No. 11,079,018 – US Des. Pat. Nos. D927,636, D958,927, D958,528

FUEL INJECTION SERVICE:

• Depressurize tool before removing fill cap. Fill with injection cleaner.
• Attached required fuel injection adapter to vehicle and service tool. Disengage vehicle fuel pump.
• Set tool pressure required for engine. Open service hose valve and start engine. Run all cleaner until engine stops.
• Remove tool & fuel injection adapter. Re-engage fuel pump.

FUEL INDUCTION SERVICE:

• Depressurize tool before removing fill cap. Fill with injection cleaner.
• Attach “S” Tool or Flex Nozzle Tool for induction service.
• Close service hose valve and set tool pressure to 60 psi.
• Install “S” tool in fresh air tube at throttle plate, or set Flex Nozzle Tool from throttle plate with fresh air tube removed (disconnect MAF sensor).
• Run service on warm engine at 1200 RPM. Blow out 3-4 times during service to strip soot/carbon and clear induction system.
• After service, run 10 min. then drive briskly to clear induction system.
• Reconnect MAF sensor and clear any engine codes.