STP GST53200EN Petrol Injector Cleaner 200 ml

I tried the STP Ultra 5 in 1 Petrol System Cleaner and I am really impressed with the results. I added the 400ml bottle to a full tank as recommended, and after just a few drives I could feel the difference. The engine runs smoother, the idle feels more stable, and acceleration is noticeably more responsive. It also seems to have reduced a bit of hesitation when pulling away. Fuel economy has slightly improved as well – not a massive change, but enough to notice over a couple of tanks. What I like is that it’s a concentrated formula, so one bottle is enough for a full treatment. It gives peace of mind knowing it’s helping to clean injectors, reduce carbon deposits, and protect the fuel system at the same time. Easy to use, good instructions on the bottle, and made in the UK which is a bonus. For the price, I think it’s excellent value – cheaper than a garage clean and helps keep the car maintained between services.

Used this over several years in different cars and always found that after a few miles the engine does appear to run smoother and acceleration is more responsive. Its an additive which does as it says on the bottle and good value for money.

I recently used the STP Petrol Injector Cleaner in my car, and the difference in performance was noticeable almost immediately. This product is perfect for anyone looking to maintain their vehicle’s engine health and improve fuel efficiency. Performance: After using just one bottle in a full tank, I noticed smoother acceleration and improved throttle response. The engine felt more responsive, and the car idled more smoothly than before. It’s great for cleaning out those hard-to-reach parts of the fuel system that can get clogged over time. Fuel Efficiency: Over the next few fill-ups, I saw a slight improvement in my fuel consumption. While the difference wasn’t huge, every little bit counts, especially with rising fuel prices. This cleaner seems to help maintain the engine’s performance, which in turn keeps fuel efficiency up. Ease of Use: Using this cleaner couldn’t be simpler. Just pour the 200 ml bottle into your fuel tank when it’s full, and let it do the work as you drive. The instructions are clear, and there’s no need for any special tools or equipment. It’s a quick, hassle-free way to keep your fuel injectors clean.

The engine seems to work better. More powerful. It seems to accelerate better.

Great product noticed it more on my 2nd bottle engine runs more smoothly

Did it's job, obviously each car is different and I know mine needed a clean out, but even so I'm surprised I've gained 2mpg since using the cleaner . Would recommend as a system cleaner.

Excellent product and easy to use

Updated review. In summary it helped low-end performance but did not improve fuel economy for same *driving style*. Do these cleaners work? This is an emotive subject but unfortunately like most people I am not trained in stripping down and rebuilding the engine in my car! So let's look at this idea about deposits another way - burning hydrocarbons makes deposits, so would you not get your home gas boiler cleaned and serviced to keep it working efficiently? I have a 2009 Kia Rio 1.4L petrol on 60k miles, the engine is a simple DOHC 16v unit with a cast iron block. I chose this product because the datasheet indicated that it is x5 more 'concentrated' than the equivalent Redex, so this was essentially the same cost versus 'cleaning power'. During the past two years I have occasionally used Redex and I am certain it has improved the engine's response and the fuel consumption, but exactly how much I don't know. The only issue I have had with this product is with dosage, the bottle label contradicts the products US website, so I used 50% bottle in 9 gallon (imp) tank. After one tankful I would say it has helped low-end performance (up to 3k rpm) but did not improve fuel economy for same *driving style*, I think the economy gain is cancelled because you inadvertently continue to use more throttle for the same rate and so use more fuel, so maybe I'll try to accelerate with less throttle and see if I get an improvement. I think next time I will try either Techron or Seafoam. At the end of the day I see this as a one-off preventative measure on a car that I put £150pcm worth of petrol into, it may be that my 10-mile commute and occasional 'Italian tune-up' are ideal in reducing the build-up of deposits.