Injector cleaner diesel

Product description:

The PowerMaxed Diesel Injector Cleaner was developed for the special cleaning of injection lines and nozzles (injectors) in diesel engines. Also suitable for turbocharged engines with direct injection (common rail injection). removed the additive gently and effectively Fuel residues that inevitably get stuck inside the injectors over time and can cause inefficient combustion, high fuel consumption, poor engine performance and unnatural engine noise (“knocking” or “knocking”). The one used in the additive Active substance CE ensures faster and more complete combustion of diesel fuel and provides for a result Increased performance with reduced fuel consumption at the same time . In addition, the cause of fights bluish and black exhaust gases and be eliminated.

2. Common problems caused by dirty injectors in diesel engines:

Dirty or clogged injectors and fuel injectors in diesel engines can cause problems similar to those in gasoline engines, although there are also some specific differences related to the way diesel engines work. The most common problems and symptoms associated with dirty injectors in diesel engines include:

• Loss of power: As with petrol engines, a diesel engine can lose power if the injectors are dirty.
• Rough engine running: A stuttering or rough engine running can indicate that the injectors are not injecting evenly or correctly.
• Black smoke from the exhaust: This can be a sign that not all of the diesel fuel is being burned, which is often caused by dirty or malfunctioning injectors.
• Increased fuel consumption: Contaminated injectors can increase fuel consumption because they impair combustion efficiency.
• Starting difficulties: A diesel engine can have trouble starting if the injectors are dirty.
• Misfires: While misfires are less common in diesel engines compared to gasoline engines, they can still occur and be a sign of dirty injectors.
• Smell of unburned diesel: A strong smell of diesel can be a sign that not all of the fuel is being burned.
• Decrease in acceleration: The engine may not respond as quickly when you accelerate.
• Check engine light: As with petrol engines, a warning light can also come on on diesel vehicles if something is wrong with the injectors.
• Increased noise or knocking noises: A diesel knock or unusual engine noises can indicate problems with the injection.
• Rough idle: The diesel engine can run rougher than usual when idling.