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Remove stuck injectors with new ‘chemical tool’

Tim Deakin
Tim Deakin
Published: October 7, 2018
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Liqui Moly’s ‘chemical tool’ removes deposits from injectors, freeing them

Injectors can be difficult to remove owing to combustion residue attaching them to the engine. Liqui Moly has developed the Pro-Line Injector and Glow Plug Dismantling Aid to help.

The product contains a special solvent. After a reaction time of 15-30 minutes, it softens the caked residue, which can be removed easily. The injector can then be taken out without damage.

To avoid the problem initially, Liqui Moly recommends Pro-Line Injector and Glow Plug Grease. It is a high-temperature paste that prevents solidification and galling.

www.liqui-moly.com

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ByTim Deakin
Tim is Editor of routeone and has worked in both the coach and bus and haulage industries.
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