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5 Best Fuel Injector Cleaners of 2019 (And Why They Are Worth It!) In the absence of a fuel injector, your motor will absorb gasoline directly as drops. This not only makes your car consume more fuel but also wears out your motors easily. With the help of fuel injector systems, your motor absorbs fuel in the form of a mist. This increases the fuel efficiency capacity of your vehicles and provides durability to your motors as well. When you clean your fuel injectors properly, your car gives you good mileage and your gasoline consumption will be optimum. The question now is, what is the best fuel injector cleaner for your vehicle? Read our guide and let us recommend the best options on the market right now. Why You Should Use Fuel Injector Cleaners Fuel injectors help to derive the right balance between oxygen and fuel consumption for your cars, by changing/adapting the fuel usage in tandem with the oxygen consumption capacity of your cars. Thus, you can be sure that your vehicle’s gasoline is not wasted at all. It is very important to clean and maintain your fuel injectors on a regular basis. If you don’t clean them properly, the following problems may happen: • Unclean or blocked fuel injectors • Fuel injectors not opening or not closing • Leaks in the nozzles of fuel injectors These could happen if unnecessary residue or foreign substances like rust get settled on your injectors. It could also happen when your injectors get over-heated or when your car is not serviced for a long time. In order to avoid all these problems, it is imperative to clean your fuel injection systems regularly. Best Fuel Injector Cleaner – Our Top Picks There are lots of fuel injector cleaners available on the market, so you can choose the one you like. On the other side, some are better than the others. Today, we’re going to talk about five options which really hit the target with consumers. Each one is affordable and comes from a trusted manufacturer. 1. BG 44K This is the best fuel injector cleaner on our list. This brand has been around for four decades now and naturally is one of the trustworthy go-to brands for manufacturers of automobiles. Exclusively designed for gasoline engines, this cleaning product is known for its quick action cleaning process that it undertakes on fuel injectors, valves, combustion chambers and the like. It provides quick relief from problems related to rusting or residues getting settled inside the injectors. Since all unnecessary foreign objects clogging up the injectors are immediately removed, BG 44K Fuel System Cleaner ensures that your fuel injectors get back to working condition almost immediately. It is a non-alcoholic product and is compatible for all kinds of fuel and fuel additives. Why choose this? • The best fuel injector cleaner on the market • Very cost-effective • Quickly cleans fuel injectors, valves and combustion chambers • All kinds of engine issues like power loss, stumbling, residue collection, stalling etc. are corrected at a super-fast pace. • Can be applied easily on all kinds of vehicles on a regular basis to keep fuel injectors, valves and chambers in perfect working condition • One can will treat close to 20 gallons of gasoline and improves the mileage of your car to a great extent. 2. Chevron Techron This can be aptly called the complete fuel injector cleaner because it not only acts as a protection agent, but also does the functions of stabilization, reduction of problems, improving of engine performance and restoring the lost functionality of your engines in quick time. This well-reputed cleaner from Chevron is used for cleaning fuel injectors, valves, combustion chambers, carburetors and the entire fuel management system. It stabilizes fuel consumption for up to one year and acts on impaired injectors in real quick time. These can be used for engines that don’t start or for engines that have not been looked after for a long time. Why choose this? • It is one of the most trusted brands by automakers today as it is a premium fuel system cleaning agent which comes with an excellent PEA (polyether amines) technology • Compatible for a wide variety of vehicles, fuels and fuel additives • Can bring back your car’s fuel system to its original functionality within a very short span of time • Cleans, restores, protects the entire fuel system (fuel injectors, carburetors, intake valves and combustion chambers) • Restores lost power, acceleration, lost fuel economy, and operation of the fuel gauge sensor • Reduces rough idle, engine surge, hesitation, and spark plus fouling • Improves cold start performance, and fuel stability for up to one year • Very affordably priced 3. Red Line SI-1 This is a fuel injector cleaner which is known for its accurate performance. It is known to work close to 100% on fuel injectors immediately upon application. One of the highlights of this brand is that it is absolutely safe for your vehicle, even if you use it on a regular basis. This is a detergent based product comes in a 15 ounce bottle and is in a concentrated state. It is used to clean a wide range of auto parts like fuel injectors, valves, combustion chambers and carburetors to completely remove all kinds of residues and dirt on them. Another point that works in favor of this product is that it contains polyether amines (commonly known as PEA), a component, which is known for its fuel injector cleaning properties. Why choose this? • Great value for money • Apt for vehicles that have been kept idle for a long time as the strong concentrated detergent works effectively on these auto parts; it is recommended to use one bottle fully for such vehicles • Compatible for most of the kinds of vehicles • Comes with added advantage of synthetic cylinder lubricants as well, which protect your car cylinders perfectly and prevent them from leakages • Cleans injectors and carbs to like-new efficiency • Lubricates upper cylinder and valves • Prevents fuel system rust and cleans intake valve deposits • Reduces pre-ignition and run-on as well as effectively cleaning the emission control systems • Stabilizes gasoline and prevents carburetor icing which effects your vehicles performance 4. Royal Purple Max-Clean This fuel injector cleaner is known for its amazing performance on new engines and on engines that have been idle for a long time. It can be used to solve all kinds of fuel injector system problems like stalling, hesitation, etc. It is also one of the most cost-effective eco-friendly products available on the market today. The toxic emissions of hydrocarbons, nitrous oxide and carbon emissions are lesser by 12%. 13% and 18% respectively. Fuel performance and horsepower of the engine is also increased by 3.2% and 2.6% respectively. Why choose this? • 3-in-1 fuel additive keeps new engines clean and improves vehicle’s performance • Uses state of the art technology to do a thorough cleaning of all fuel related auto parts • Eco-friendly with lesser toxic emissions • Prevents all kinds of fuel & engine related problems and clears off all unwanted residues on the injectors, thereby unblocking them to send the gasoline mist to motors • Great stabilizer agent for your fuels when you plan to store your fuel or when your car is not in use • Brings reasonable improvement in horsepower and fuel economy rates • Provides better gasoline mileage for your cars • Highly cost-effective • One of the best fuel injector cleaners on the market 5. Lucas Fuel Treatment If you are looking for something more than just a fuel injector cleaner, you should buy Lucas Fuel Treatment, because this is a fuel conditioning agent. By the name conditioning, it is understood, that this product completely rejuvenates your fuel system with its excellent features. It is known for improving the durability of your fuel injectors and fuel pumps. All kinds of unnecessary toxic emissions are burned by this product; hence you can be assured of the safety of your fuel systems when applying this. Why choose this? • Increases power and miles per gallon by burning excess exhaust emissions • Complete cleansing and lubrication for your fuel system • All problems related to low sulfur fuel are completely neutralized • Improves the mileage capacity of car • Control effects of toxic emissions and completely wipes off the negative effects of methanol • Provides unparalleled smoothness to engines within one application itself Source

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Singaporean who grew up in Hong Kong gets jail for defaulting on NS for almost 5 years By Lydia Lam 05 Nov 2019 04:07PM (Updated: 05 Nov 2019 05:36PM) SINGAPORE: A Singaporean man who spent most of his life in Hong Kong was sentenced to nine weeks' jail on Thursday (Nov 5) for defaulting on his National Service (NS) obligations for almost five years. According to his defence lawyer, 22-year-old Jonathan Lee Han Wen was born in Singapore but went to Hong Kong with his parents when he was a month old. He was soon after granted permanent residency in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, where he lived with his Singaporean mother and father, a British citizen with Hong Kong permanent residency. Lee studied there and later pursued a degree at Lancaster University in the United Kingdom, said defence lawyer Ashwin Ganapathy. As a Singapore citizen, Lee successfully applied for five Singapore international passports and travelled to places like China, Taiwan, Japan, and Hong Kong with them. He had known about his NS obligations since he was in primary school, said the prosecutor, with his aunt and mother telling him about "the need for Singapore boys to serve NS". His mother had chosen to give birth to him in Singapore, as she wished for him to have Singapore citizenship to allow him to return to the country "as a place of relative stability", the court heard. NS DEFERMENT APPLICATIONS REJECTED His mother repeatedly applied for NS deferment until her son turned 21 years old, pending renunciation of his Singapore citizenship. She was rejected, with the Central Manpower Base (CMPB) explaining that Singaporean men have to fulfil their full-time NS obligations before a request to renounce citizenship can be considered. Lee spent a total of four years, eight months and 30 days outside of Singapore in default of his NS obligations under the Enlistment Act, said Deputy Public Prosecutor Gabriel Lim. During this time, he returned for pre-enlistment documentation and medical screening, but again left the country and chose to remain outside Singapore to pursue his bachelor's degree. His name was put down in the police gazette and stop list twice - the first in 2014 and again in 2017. When he returned to Singapore in September last year, he reported to CMPB and later reported for enlistment into NS. Lee pleaded guilty to four charges under the Enlistment Act on Tuesday. The prosecution had asked for at least nine weeks' jail after adjusting it down to take in Lee's voluntary surrender and guilty plea. LEE HAD "LITTLE OR NO LINKS" TO SINGAPORE: DEFENCE Mr Ganapathy asked for no more than that amount, saying that his client "did not think much" of a letter from CMPB regarding his NS obligations when he was 16 years old. He said Lee realised it was an offence to evade NS obligations only when he was in the middle of university studies, when his mother told him that he could be jailed if he evaded NS. "Out of sheer panic, our client went to the university's student-relations management and informed them of his predicament," said the lawyer. He was told that he could not defer studies for two years and could defer only for a year. If he did not re-enrol after this, he would be deemed as having withdrawn from the course and would not have his fees refunded. The court heard his father had paid about S$230,000 for his studies. Lee decided to finish his university education before serving NS after his father told him he should complete his studies first. "It is clear that our client had little or no links to Singapore," said the defence. "Our client, a Hong Kong citizen who never thought of living in Singapore, could not comprehend why he had to disrupt his life and education to serve a nation he never once considered home." Lee renounced his Hong Kong permanent residency status on Nov 20, 2018. The lawyer said Lee wished only to serve his sentence, finish his NS obligations and return to Hong Kong to start life afresh. Lee could have been sentenced to jail for up to three years, fined a maximum S$10,000, or both for each charge. "UNFAIR ADVANTAGE" The Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) said in a statement on Tuesday that it takes a firm stand against those who commit offences under the Enlistment Act. "All male Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents (PRs) have a duty to serve NS and it is important that NS has the support and commitment of all Singaporeans," said MINDEF. "If we allow Singapore Citizens or PRs who are overseas to evade NS or to choose when they want to serve NS, we are not being fair to the vast majority of our national servicemen who serve their country dutifully, and the institution of NS will be undermined," it added. In Lee's case, MINDEF said, he chose to "wilfully" remain overseas to pursue his university studies despite being aware of his NS obligations, returning to serve only in September last year after he completed his studies. "In doing so, he had gained an unfair advantage vis-à-vis his peers who served dutifully when called upon to do so," said MINDEF. The ministry also noted that Lee had returned to Singapore in January 2017 to renew his passport. After it was renewed, he defaulted again to continue his university studies, said MINDEF. Thirteen defaulters, including Lee, have been sentenced to jail since the High Court set out the sentencing framework for NS defaulters in 2017. Source

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Daughter of Maxim’s founder hits out again at Hong Kong protesters, saying she has lost hope in the next two generations Annie Wu doubles down on earlier remarks at a UN meeting in September, this time in an interview with pro-Beijing Global Times Her views have led to protesters targeting Maxim’s businesses in a campaign of vandalism Kimmy Chung Published: 6:18pm, 4 Nov, 2019 Updated: 11:06pm, 4 Nov, 2019 The daughter of the founder of restaurant chain Maxim’s has doubled down on earlier remarks against Hong Kong’s protesters, saying she has lost hope in the city’s next two generations and that young people have no idea what they are doing. Annie Wu Suk-ching, 71, made the remarks in a hard-hitting interview with the pro-Beijing Global Times, as Hong Kong nears five months of anti-government protests which were sparked by the now-withdrawn extradition bill. In September, Wu had denounced the campaign at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, saying “the views of a small group of radical protesters do not represent the views of all 7.5 million Hongkongers”. Her comments enraged protesters, fuelling a campaign of vandalism against Maxim’s outlets and franchises it operates, such as Starbucks Coffee, Jade Garden, Genki Sushi and Simplylife. Maxim’s distances itself from ‘rioters’ comments by founder’s daughter In her latest interview published on Monday, Wu said: “I think we have lost two entire young generations. “I have given up hope [on these youngsters] and will not waste my time talking to them, as they have no idea what they are doing and what they should do ... Their brains have been occupied by other ideas and that is irrevocable.” Anti-government protesters vandalise a Simplylife outlet belonging to the Maxim’s Group. Photo: Felix Wong In September, students from the Chinese Foundation Secondary School in Hong Kong launched a protest saying Wu had made verbal threats to expel and fire striking students and staff in a meeting with them. She is a former supervisor and a serving member of the school’s sponsoring body. The school later clarified that students with parents’ permission to boycott classes would not be punished. Hong Kong’s protests have frequently spilled into malls and in some instances, turned violent with restaurants and shops trashed. Photo: Reuters In the Global Times interview, Wu also slammed civil servants in the city, saying there were flaws in the system. “They do not know how to deal with a crisis, having no capability or experience,” she said, adding that civil servants were among those arrested by police amid protests. “Are these civil servants supposed to be working for the government or taking to the streets?” Wu said she expected Hong Kong’s economic downturn to last at least three years, with tourism the worst hit. A Starbucks outlet in Wan Chai is vandalised by protesters. Photo: Yujing Liu Her remarks did not sit well with students such as Chan, 22, from the University of Hong Kong, who suggested Wu was overestimating her authority. “I don’t think she has done much for youngsters. I wonder if she is eligible to say she has given up hope on us,” he said. “She has been enjoying the protection of her elder generation, and the support of Hongkongers who have spent much on her brand, in climbing up to that social status.” He said the vandalism on Maxim’s outlets happened only because protesters had failed to move the government despite exhausting all peaceful means. Separately, businessman Christopher Chuang Tze-cheung launched a HKD$10 million reward for any Hongkonger who could offer a solution for the ongoing unrest. The head of TGM Group, which owns extensive financial technology businesses on the mainland, said he would only entertain livelihood issues and not political ones, and applicants could submit their proposals for a vote. Source