Fuel Induction Service

When I bought my 17 I bought a service agreement called CarDoc. Normally I don’t buy that stuff but doing the math it was a pretty good deal. $995 for 5 years or 75K miles:
15 oil/filter changes, engine and cabin air filters, rotation, alignment, front and rear pads and rotors. Took it in for the 30K service and they did a fuel induction service which was included. I’ve never done one on previous vehicles but it made me think that for the future it might be a good idea every 30K, the price was $70 if not covered under service agreement which isn’t unreasonable. I read somewhere that the 5.7 PCV can be troublesome and this might help prevent that; or not? Is it just something I can do at home with a $20 can from NAPA? Any thoughts appreciated.

 

Waste of money but if it makes you feel better...let it rip

 

The PCV valve on the 5.7L is pretty easy to change, though not exactly cheap from the dealer.

I’d also bet that 100% of nothing was done on this “service”.

 

Fuel service is a waste. Doesn’t do anything really unless you’re having a problem from bad fuel