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Texaco
Announces Official Fuel Partnership with Primedia Your Engine and Performance
Deposits on fuel injectors can reduce fuel flow and alter the spray pattern, degrading drivability, decreasing power and fuel economy, and increasing exhaust emissions. Heavy deposits on intake valves can reduce engine power because they restrict and alter the flow of air and fuel into and within the cylinder. In your vehicle's combustion chamber, deposits can reduce power and acceleration under certain driving conditions, especially under heavy acceleration when you want power the most.
Chevron gasolines with Techron
keep vital engine parts cleaner than lower quality competitors,
helping reduce the amount of hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and
nitrogen oxides released into the atmosphere. It all adds up
to a cleaner and happier car.
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Whether you're on
the open road or stuck in traffic downtown, you expect your car
to perform when you put your foot on the gas pedal. Your car's
performance relies on its manufacturer and proper maintenance.
But it also depends on the quality of gasoline you put in it.
If you put a lower-quality gasoline, with a less effective additive,
you could pay the price. Deposits can build on fuel injectors
and carburetors, intake valves and ports, and combustion chambers—and
they can increase your car's emissions.
Official
Fuel of Motor Trend 
Modern engines are designed to
run their best when vital engine parts are kept clean. Fuel injector
deposits from lower quality gasolines can result in lower fuel
economy and increased emissions of hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide.
Excessive intake valve deposits can give rise to higher emissions
of hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxides.
