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About Additives LIQUI MOLY GMBH Jerg-Wieland-Str. 4 89081 Ulm Germany Phone: +49 (0)731 / 1420-0 Fax: +49 (0)731 / 1420-75 Service Hotline: +49 (0)800 / 8 32 32 30 E-mail: [email protected] www.liqui-moly.de No liability for misprints. Subject to technical modifications. All about Additives Clean engines reduce the 2. emission of CO With best regards: Here you will find the right motor oil for your car! 56161301 PERFORMANCE SPECTRUM OF FUEL ADDITIIVES FUEL ADDITIVES FOR PETROL ENGINES Speed Tec Petrol Carburetor and Valve Cleaner Injection Cleaner Fuel System Treatment Valve Clean Lead Substitute Petrol Stabilizer Cleaning ¸ ¸¸ ¸¸ ¸ ¸¸ Protection against corrosion ¸ ¸ ¸ ¸ ¸¸ Lubricity improver ¸ ¸¸ Protec. against icing-up of carbu. ¸ Lead substitute ¸ Ageing protection ¸ ¸ ¸ ¸¸ Acceleration booster ¸ Long-term protection (2,000 km) ¸ ¸ ¸ Continuous use ¸ ¸ ¸ ¸ Problem-related ¸ ¸ FUEL ADDITIVES FOR DIESEL ENGINES Speed Tec Diesel Super Diesel Add. Bio Diesel Add. Common Rail Additive Diesel Smoke Stop Diesel Lubricity Additive Diesel Flow Fit Diesel Purge Anti-Bact. Diesel Add. Cleaning ¸ ¸¸ ¸ ¸ ¸ ¸¸¸ Protection against corrosion ¸ ¸¸ ¸ ¸ ¸ ¸ Ageing protection ¸¸ ¸ Cetane number improver ¸ ¸¸ ¸ Soot oxidation ¸ Lubricity improver ¸ ¸¸ ¸¸ ¸ Acceleration booster ¸ Flow improver ¸¸ Long-term protection (2,000 km) ¸ ¸ ¸ Continuous use ¸ ¸ ¸ ¸ ¸ Problem-related ¸ ¸ gine performance. operating reliability,moreenvironmentalprotection,higheren- that meanslowerrepaircosts,fuelconsumption,greater ved andnewonesprevented.Thecombustionisimproved.And lutants. WithLIQUIMOLYadditivesexistingdepositsareremo- consumption, Dieselclatter,highersmokeemission,morepol- The result: chambers, oninjectors,valvesandinjectortipsofDieselengines. Deposits thatformandadheretosurfacesincombustion The enginecombustionprocessleavesbehindfuelresidues. FUEL ADDITIVES AND LOWERFUELCONSUMPTION: FOR CLEANERCOMBUSTION impairmentofengineperformance,higherfuel consumption. high fuel pression and Poor com- Cleaner: and Valve Carburetor Without performance. lower engine on valves, Deposits Valve Clean: Without consumption. economical pression and Excellent com- Cleaner: and Valve Carburetor With performance. engine unimpaired Clean valves, Valve Clean: With FOR LOWER WEAR AND LONGER Motor oil additives are added directly into the oil filler opening ENGINE LIFE: of the engine and clean the system or reduce the friction and the wear. OIL-ADDITIVES For every kilometer you drive you pay with a tiny piece of Oil sludge clogs oil ducts and holes. Over time, this leads to engine damage the engine, because of friction and wear. This can be seen from and to overheating. accumulated metals abrasion in the oil. With LIQUI MOLY Oil Additiv/MoS2 Anti-Friction and CERA TEC this wear can be reduced. In spite of all efforts to produce smooth metal surfaces they remain, when viewed under a microscope, rough and 1 uneven (Fig. 1). These irregularities LIQUI MOLY Engine Flush is to be are compensated for with the ap- added to the motor oil before the oil change and cleans the engine of de- plication of solid lubricants such posits and residues. Clean oil circuits as molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) or ensure a greater engine performance microceramics (Fig. 2). and service life. 2 Surface treatment consider ably red- uces frictional resistance and wear: Combustion deposits in the combusti- chemical agents, or so-called friction on chamber collect in the piston ring modifiers (as found in MotorProtect) grooves and inhibit the movement and chemically bond with the metallic sealing capability of the piston rings. 3 surface and smooth the high points of metal pairing surfaces, thereby eliminating damage (Fig. 3). CERA TEC combines both of the LIQUI MOLY Engine Flush cleans following acting principles: the piston grooves and guarantees 4 the original compression and engine The microceramic solid lubricant performance. Clean engines perform fills the coarseness of the metal, better and consume less fuel. while a chemical reaction protects and smoothes the surface (Fig. 4). FOR PETROL FOR CARBURE- FOR FUEL INJEC- FOR PETROL ENGINES TOR ENGINES TION ENGINES ENGINES SPEED TEC PETROL CARBURETOR INJECTION CLEANER FUEL SYSTEM Modern petrol additive for im- AND VALVE CLEANER Removes carbon and other TREATMENT proved, smoother acceleration Removes deposits in the com- deposits from fuel distributor/ For preventive care, add to and throttle response in the bustion chamber, carburetor, throttle body, and from in- the fuel every 2000 km. Suffi- partial-load range. Increased on intake valves and on spark jectors and valves. Provides cient for max. 75 liters of fuel. driving enjoyment due to higher plugs. Keeps the en gine clean. for precise injection metering Highly effective combination of performance. Simply add to pe- Regular use assures low smog and fuel spray pattern. Regu- addi tives protects all compon- trol. Sufficient for up to 70 liters test exhaust emissions. With lar use guarantees lowest smog ents of the fuel system against of petrol. long-time effect: add to petrol test emission levels. With long- corrosion. Catalyst converter every 2000 km when filling up. time effect: add to petrol every tested. Part-No.: 3720 / 250 ml 2000 km – when filling up. D-GB-I-E-P Part-No.: 2507 / 300 ml Part-No.: 8365 / 300 ml GB-ARAB-F Part-No.: 8361 / 300 ml GB-ARAB-F EFFECT: Part-No.: 1818 / 300 ml GB-ARAB-F GB-GR-I Part-No.: 1803 / 300 ml EFFECT: NOTICEABLY IMPROVES GB-GR-I ACCELERATION. EFFECT: CORROSION PROTECTION. ˜ Faster combustion. EFFECT: ˜ Assures optimum drivability ˜ Higher performance. COMBUSTION and low fuel consumption. ˜ Reduces non-combusted CHAMBER CLEANING. CLEANING OF ENTIRE ˜ Guarantees low levels of residual fuel. ˜ Higher engine performance. INJECTION SYSTEM. pollutants in the exhaust ˜ Lower petrol consumption. ˜ No more starting problems gas. ˜ Corrosion protection. and no more lean surging ˜ Maintains engine ˜ Lower pollutant emissions. and hesitation. performance. ˜ Smooth idling, good throttle ˜ Assures optimum mixture response. preparation. ˜ More engine power. ˜ Enhances operating ˜ Fuel consumption is reduced. relia bility and economy. ˜ Environment-friendly combustion. Injection Cleaner provides exact injection metering and fuel spray pattern for higher engine performance, lower consumption and a cleaner combus tion. FOR PETROL ENGINES FOR PETROL ENGINES VALVE CLEAN OCTANE PLUS FUEL PROTECT LEAD SUBSTITUTE Prevents deposits at valves For all petrol-driven motors for Protects petrol fuel system For all petrol engines that pre- and keeps the engine clean. the improvement of the per- against water and waterborne viously needed leaded petrol. Provides ideal fuel utilization formance. Reduces knocking contamination. Protects against To be added when filling up. and clean burning. Regular combustion from petrols with rust, corrosion and wear. Pre- Avoid undertreating and over- usage gives low smog test ex- low octane numbers. First add vents icing in fuel lines, filters treating. 25 ml is sufficient for haust levels. Use at every fil- OCTANE PLUS and then top and carburetors. 25 l of petrol. ling. Sufficient for one tankfull. up, which provides optimal in- dependent mixing. 150 ml suffi- Part-No.: 2530 / 300 ml Part-No.: 1010 / 250 ml Part-No.: 8373 / 150 ml cient for 50 l petrol. GB-ARAB-F D-F-NL GB-ARAB-F Part-No.: 2955 / 300 ml Part-No.: 1838 / 250 ml Part-No.: 2952 / 150 ml Part-No.: 2527 / 150 ml GB-GR-I GB-GR-I GB-GR-I GB-ARAB-F (for up to 60 l fuel) Part-No.: 2956 / 150 ml EFFECT: GB-GR-I EFFECT: EFFECT: FOR RUNNING WITH VALVE CLEANING. PROTECTION AGAINST UNLEADED FUEL. EFFECT: ˜ More engine performance. WATER, ICE AND RUST. ˜ Lubricates and protects un- ˜ Lower petrol consumption. PERFORMANCE INCREASE ˜ Keeps fuel system in good hardened valve seats against ˜ Lower pollutant emissions. FOR PETROL. working order. wear and ”recession”. ˜ Corrosion protection. ˜ Increases the RON by up ˜ Works against plugging ˜ Prevents engine damage. ˜ No pinging, knocking to 4 points. of fuel lines and filters. ˜ Maintains excellent com- or hesitation. ˜ No harmful effects on ˜ Improves cold-start perfor- pression. catalytic converters. mance. without Lead Substitute with Lead Substitute FOR PETROL FOR DIESEL FOR DIESEL ENGINES ENGINES ENGINES PETROL STABILIZER SPEED TEC DIESEL SUPER DIESEL BIO DIESEL ADDITIVE Modern, ash-free combination Ash-free diesel fuel additive for ADDITIVE Cleans and prevents deposits of additives with conserving a noticeable increase in perfor- Increases fuel ignition perfor- and protects the entire fuel and material-protecting pro- mance. State-of-the-art diesel mance (cetane number), thereby system from corrosion. Guaran- perties. Formulated according additive for noticeably impro- increasing the vehicle‘s running tees the aging resistance of the to the latest fuel and additive ved acceleration and smoother smoothness and performance biodiesel. Best suited for diesel technology. For addition to the engine running. Cleans injec- level. Formulated for low-sulfur oxidation catalytic convertors. fuel for all 4 and 2-stroke pe- tion systems and combustion Diesel fuel. Provides cleanli- The product has a lasting ef- trol engines. For protecting the chambers. Reduces pollutant ness and prevents deposits in fect: Add every 2000 km when engines of motorcycles, clas- emissions. Suitable for use with the fuel system. Regular use refueling. sic cars and engine-powered diesel particulate filters and maintains specified smog test Part-No.: 3725 / 250 ml garden equipment, especially bio-diesel
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