June 9, 2019
If the fuel system in your vehicle is dirty, you will be hurting your engine and losing performance as you drive around Fort Wayne, IN.
Unless they drive a vintage car, Fort Wayne auto owners have fuel injectors which need to be properly maintained. That is why your vehicle owner's manual has a schedule for cleaning your fuel injectors and other parts of your fuel system.
Your friendly and knowledgeable service advisor at Tuffy Fort Wayne - Dupont Rd. in Fort Wayne has the tools and chemicals to do the job right. Tuffy Fort Wayne - Dupont Rd. uses a process that gives your car a deep, professional fuel system cleaning. The particles, gum and varnish that build up in your fuel system are removed so that it can run cleanly and efficiently.
After a professional fuel system cleaning at Tuffy Fort Wayne - Dupont Rd., you'll notice more power, improved and reduced exhaust emissions. We strongly recommend you follow your fuel system cleaning service recommendations to keep your vehicle running strong.
Fort Wayne drivers don't need the added expense of replacing a fuel injector that's been damaged by neglect. Check with your friendly and knowledgeable Tuffy Fort Wayne - Dupont Rd. service advisor and see when your car is scheduled for fuel system cleaning.
Tuffy Fort Wayne - Dupont Rd.
1910 W. Dupont Rd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46818
260.489.4800

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