It seems that all the OB motor manufactures recommend their own product for their particular motor.
I have a mercury 4 stroke motor and the dealer recommends using Stable with non-oxygenated fuel. He did not recommend using Sea-Foam as did other motor dealers.
With all the fuel conditioners around is there any one product that works well?
<BTW> I have used sea-foam to fog my 2 stroke motors with good results.
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It seems that all the OB motor manufactures recommend their own product for their particular motor.
I have a mercury 4 stroke motor and the dealer recommends using Stable with non-oxygenated fuel. He did not recommend using Sea-Foam as did other motor dealers.
With all the fuel conditioners around is there any one product that works well?
<BTW> I have used sea-foam to fog my 2 stroke motors with good results.
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