Stop Smoke Gasoline Pack – Which Pack do I need?

Not sure which pack size to get? Choose the most appropriate Stop Smoke Gasoline Pack size for your particular need – Mini, Mini Plus, Small, Medium or Large Pack The Stop Smoke Gasoline Pack contains 3 very effective products – Cleanpower – the ultimate in cleaning complete fuel systems. It removes fouling deposits in fuel…

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Is RMI-25 a good Supplemental Coolant Additive (SCA) for my diesel engine?

Yes it is! RMI-25 Cooling System Treatment is a perfect Supplemental Coolant Additive! What is a Supplemental Coolant Additive (SCA)? SCAs, or Supplemental Coolant Additives, are solutions added to the coolant stream to provide, as the name suggests, supplemental anti-corrosion and cavitation (or liner pitting) protection for diesel engines having pressed-in wet sleeve cylinders. Liner…

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What does exhaust smoke tell me about my engine?

The color of engine exhaust smoke and when it occurs can tell you a lot about your engine’s condition. Basically, there are three types of exhaust smoke – black exhaust smoke, blue exhaust smoke, and white exhaust smoke. Though each type of exhaust smoke has a story to tell, visible exhaust smoke is an indication…

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What causes white smoke when I start my diesel engine?

Maxodyne Stop Smoke Gasoline Pack Maxodyne Stop Smoke Diesel Pack White smoke is caused by unburnt diesel fuel leaving the combustion chamber and entering the exhaust system. When white smoke occurs at cold start and then disappears as the engine warms up, the most common causes are fouling deposits around piston rings and/or cylinder glazing.…

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Is there a cost effective way to stop exhaust smoke?

Maxodyne Stop Smoke Gasoline Pack Maxodyne Stop Smoke Diesel Pack Exhaust smoke is an engine symptom to be concerned about. It indicates that an engine is not running right, and its service life is likely to be shortened considerably unless something is done to address the problem. The important thing to do is to see…

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What have you got to improve fuel stored for a long time?

The fuel additive products, Cleanpower and ULS Diesel Enhancer, both improve fuel stored for a long time as they reduce fuel oxidization and degradation, as well as resultant fuel system fouling. In addition, FTC Decarbonizer can also be added to assist in burning aged gasoline and diesel cleanly, along with protecting against diesel bug! Find out…

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What can be done to increase combustion efficiency in all engines?

Stop Smoke Gasoline Pack Stop Smoke Diesel Pack Combustion efficiency in all engines can be increased to ‘as-new’ levels simply by restoring the combustion chamber and associated components to original condition. This is done simply by using FTC Decarbonizer as recommended and ensuring fuel delivery systems are also kept in ‘as new’ condition. Here’s a…

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Will any of your fuel products settle out from the fuel?

No. Our fuel treatments/additives all mix easily and will not settle out from the fuel, even over prolonged periods. In addition, FTC Decarbonizer and Marine Diesel Stabilizer control microbial fuel growths in fuel, subsequently prolonging the life of the fuel to which it is added. As a fuel catalyst, FTC Decarbonizer enhances the combustion process…

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Are your products suitable for new vehicles?

Yes! These products are suitable and recommended for new vehicles. The sooner they are used, the sooner they start protecting your vehicles, and the longer they’ll last and stay at peak performance and efficiency. Generally, start using AW10 Antiwear after the first oil change in engines to allow some initial bed-in to occur. For all other components, AW10…

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What happens if overdosing occurs?

These products are highly concentrated liquids; exceeding the recommended dosage is unnecessary. Here is general information about each product… FTC Decarbonizer: No concerns with overdosing. Flushing Oil Concentrate: No concerns with overdosing. ULS Diesel Enhancer: If severe overdosing occurs, there is minimal risk of any engine fault. There is a slight possibility of a little…

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