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When I filled up at our local Morrisons a few months back they had some
"get 2 for the price of 1" Redex diesel fuel streatment stuff on the
shelf.
The truck had just passed its MoT, but the emissions were up on the year
before's test, so I thought - "maybe the injectors are gummed up, I'll
give it a go". I've been adding it every tank full since.
For a while I couldn't see any difference at all in performance,
economy, smoothness, etc. But about 2 tanks full ago, which is four or
five tanks since I started using it, I found myself thinking "the old
girl is going well today", and I still think that. Smoother, definitely
accelerating better, and generally feeling more responsive. Fuel
economy is unchanged though.
Now I realise that this is a totally subjective judgement, and that
possibly Redex have simply found an additive that seeps through the fuel
system and addles the brain of the driver! But I always fill up at the
same place, and do much the same things with the vehicle, and this is
the only thing I can think of that could account for the change.
Just my 2p's worth (and no, I don't work for Redex), but I thought I'd
share my experience. I shall definitely go on using the stuff.
Christopher Bell
Devon, UK
1996 1HD-FT
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"get 2 for the price of 1" Redex diesel fuel streatment stuff on the
shelf.
The truck had just passed its MoT, but the emissions were up on the year
before's test, so I thought - "maybe the injectors are gummed up, I'll
give it a go". I've been adding it every tank full since.
For a while I couldn't see any difference at all in performance,
economy, smoothness, etc. But about 2 tanks full ago, which is four or
five tanks since I started using it, I found myself thinking "the old
girl is going well today", and I still think that. Smoother, definitely
accelerating better, and generally feeling more responsive. Fuel
economy is unchanged though.
Now I realise that this is a totally subjective judgement, and that
possibly Redex have simply found an additive that seeps through the fuel
system and addles the brain of the driver! But I always fill up at the
same place, and do much the same things with the vehicle, and this is
the only thing I can think of that could account for the change.
Just my 2p's worth (and no, I don't work for Redex), but I thought I'd
share my experience. I shall definitely go on using the stuff.
Christopher Bell
Devon, UK
1996 1HD-FT
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