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by **SR53OL** on Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:19 +0000

Guys this sounds interesting, look forward to reading more when Rat gets his report done.

Well done Metin, good hunting!

I'd be interested in some of this stuff.
Cheers
SR53OL

by **Richard** on Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:01 +0000

They have it for sale online, Dandenong in Vic ...

[url]http://www.lubricationmanagement.com.au/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=25&products_id=61 [/url]

Richard

by **mischief** on Fri, 27 Jun 2008 2:56 +0000

We sell this stuff at work (go gear racing in WA)
Redline 85 plus diesel fuel additive

[url]http://www.redlineoil.com.au/Uploads/Downloads/85%20Plus%20TR%2002_03.pdf[/url]

20.00 for 354ml.
havent actually tried it yet.

by **olcoolone** on Sat, 28 Jun 2008 7:11 +0000

Just be cautious, Toyota will not warrant the fuel side if anything has been added to the fuel.

Looked at using the Amsoil and spoke to the local Toyota dealer and they said no.

The sell diesel injection services that they use a u bute machine to do and they can not offer it on the D4D engines again from Toyota's advice.

by **Tunnel Rat** on Sun, 29 Jun 2008 3:16 +0000

Hi guys sorry been flat out.
I got the name wrong it's Neo Synthetics (The world leader in synthetic lubricants for over 30 years)
I picked up a whole box the other day as all my mates are after some to try out.
$14.00 bottle 250ml treats 445L.
I still have half a tank of fuel only work 4km from home so takes me a long time to do the km's to find out about the fuel consumption but is looking good so far.
Matt I will give you a ring and drop a bottle off for you today I know you do the km's 8-)

.
Got to go to work so when I get home I will fill you guys in on a test my bother did on my pensoil engine oil (4,000km old) compaired to his 40,,000km old Neo synthetics engine oil in his F250.
Got 20L drum of pensoil for sale at cost $80 lol

Rat

by **9W6VX** on Sun, 29 Jun 2008 2:59 +0000

Rat,

Any links on the internet?

Thanks

Brendon

by **SR5 2NV** on Tue, 01 Jul 2008 2:18 +0000

i have just ordered some amsoil ACB cetane boost and
ADF Diesel Concentrate. cant wait to see how they perform.

by **SR5 2NV** on Thu, 03 Jul 2008 8:08 +0000

Received today with courier. company is located in maroochydore, QLD. website is
[url]www.alphalube.com.au[/url]

by **Trini_hilux** on Thu, 03 Jul 2008 10:42 +0000

SR5, be careful with the cetane boost. I heard that it wasn't designed for use in common rail engines. I emailed amosil and they said its OK to use.

I'm still trying to figure out if I should try it or not.

by **Juddian** on Sun, 06 Jul 2008 3:53 +0000

I've been using similar stuff in the UK for years, called 'Millers diesel power sport 4'.
Its an upgrade to the previous 'power plus' as its supposed to be ok for Euro 4 engines with DPF's.
One of the main reasons i started using it was many years ago they started drastically lowering the sulphur content of the fuel, and the sulphur was a good lubricant for the moving parts of the pump.
Many cases of premature injection pump failure followed this, and the Millers does have additives to replace the sulphur lubricant.
I've been running diesels for some 25 years now, maybe more and i've never had a fuel or pump problem yet, but i know many that have.
Maybe i'm just lucky, i don't know, but buying this stuff by the 5 litre can makes for very economical running.
My engine runs very quietly, it pulls well and no smoke at all.
The millers also raises the cetane rating of the fuel by at least 2 points at normal dosage.

Maybe worth a read up on their site to see if your getting as good as theirs is.
http://www.millersoils.net/index2.html

by **TOMUCH** on Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:16 +0000

I have been using a product called Fuel Set. I get it from work. We use it in muti million dollar engines.. have not seen it fail yet... they are not common rail engines, but mine has not missed a beat since I picked up that water.. and the Fuel Set is good insurance. Cheers TOMUCH

[url]http://www.liquideng.com.au/fuelset.html[/url]

by **Skog07** on Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:37 +0000

Yeah Mate, I run the same stuff. It comes from Pool Works, best stuff in the book. lol

by **Skog07** on Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:49 +0000

On a more serious note I was priveliged to be given a sample of this and my D4d hasnt skipped a beat on it. The pre filter fuel bowl has been absolutely clean since it was introduced into the system.
Thanks
Skog

by **david allan** on Wed, 20 Aug 2008 7:41 +0000

I just talled to a guy from a toyota service dept & he said that we shouldnt use any diesel addidive to our common rail diesels.
He said that was what toyota told them & even using the toyota genuine diesel addidive will clug it up.
He said the addidive is designed for the older diesels not the new common rail disels.

Anyone got any more information.
Max what you think

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