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Diesel system and engine clean additive

Started by Varche, 20 November 2012, 22:32:38

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Varche

Went into my Spanish car parts place today. While I was waiting, my eye caught a one and a half litre tin of stuff you put in your tank to clean the engine, exhaust etc on a diesel car. Price was about 68 spanish squids so £55 in UK quids. That ruled me out straight away!! I thought it must be a trade buy to add to many customers cars. Err no, the whole lot in preferably a full tank. Then give the car a long journey, Italian tune up minimum revs 3000 for I think 60 miles. Use lower gears if you have speed limits.

I wish I could remember the name. One Two One maybe, Eumix? . Green and silver tin. And the writing was in English predominantly. I would make a great witness.....

Anyone know what it was and if it is any good?

Are the cheaper diesel additives any good? How often do folk on here use them?
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TheBoy

If using lots of supermarket fuel, I used to put some Diesel Redex in my old tractor to reduce the smoking. About £2.50 a bottle from Costco (bought in a pack of 4).

Also, a bottle of diesel magic at each oil change.
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ozzycat

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r1

neat parfin in the filter housing at filter change time amd 2 stroke oil in the tank.

Del Boy

Never have I had so many problems with cars, until I started adding additives. In fact all of the newer BMW's are Merc's, say on the filler cap, no additives. I think they're over commercialised sh1te.
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