Additives
Do any members use additives in there diesel to help keep the dpf fillter and egr valve clean
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Nope. My handbook expressly says to avoid them.
There was a similar thread not long ago, rjb. You might find it if the wind's in the right direction and thereโs an R in the month.
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Yep, I think thatโs the one. Goodness, and thereโs no R in May
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Just use supermarket fuel๐๐ป
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Darn it Tinny trust you to bring common sense into the discussion. Next youโll be saying the Earth isnโt flat๐๐
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It is flat - in Norfolk
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Following the amazing results people are seeing on most of the major motoring forums, I tried mozzarella cheese.
I've been "cheesing" now for nearly 6 months.
My engine is running much more smoothly and my mpg has gone up 10-15 mpg.
At my last service, my mechanic said he had never seen such a clean engine, the DPF, EGR, Cat & Panametric Fam where like new!
And at MOT they had to test the emissions twice, because the could not believe how low the emissions where, better than the brand new Euro 7 standard.
Now you must use a good quality mozzarella, Cheddar or Red Leicester are no good.
I'm telling you, you wont regret it....cheese up now.
Do you research on the forums, the anecdotal evidence is all there!
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Woohoo, I got me a truck load on order๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐
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And made with real milk. Itโs so much better than the synthetic kind. ๐๐ป
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Itโs all in the natural cycle, green see๐๐ป๐
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Yep, itโs an environmentally friendly additive ๐๐ป๐๐ป
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โฆ.the good stuff!
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brilliant
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