Fuel Additives - The Basics

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"Fuel additives go by a lot of different names—engine cleaner, injector cleaner, deposit cleaner, fuel system cleaner, engine system cleaner, etc. They are injected into a gasoline or diesel fuel tank, and while the car is running they remove injector deposits and restore the original performance of the engine. Fuel additives for gasoline are a particularly easy way to do engine maintenance, since they also clean the intake valve and the combustion chamber."

Deposits can easily build up in older cars, cars that repeatedly stop and go, and cars used for short-distance driving, so we recommend periodic use of fuel additives.
Looking overseas, there are some countries where fuel quality is poor, so deposits can easily adhere to the engine interior.

Main types of fuel additives

• 1. For automobiles with gasoline engines
• 2. For automobiles with diesel engines
• 3. For two-wheeled vehicles using gasoline
• 4. For farm machines
• 5. For boat engines

Effects of fuel additives

When you use an engine cleaner, you can expect the following effects.

1. Restoration of drivability (acceleration, accelerator response)
2. Elimination of rough idling
3. Prevention of defects before they occur (preventive maintenance)
4. Recovery of fuel efficiency and emissions
5. Restoration of DPF regeneration frequency (diesel)

*Effects will vary depending on usage, engine condition, etc.

Engine interior cleaning mechanism

• Movie

• *This movie is about a gasoline engine cleaner from Japan Chemical Industries, Inc.
• *Effects will vary depending on usage, engine condition, etc.
• *The above illustrations, as well as illustrations within the movie that display the effects of the engine cleaner, are strictly for illustrative purposes.