ai'nt that what they had on garage forcourts in the metal squirt cans back in the 1970swhat about putting 'Redex' in your fuel then?
Engine additive
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cm246
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Redex treats the fuel system and cleans the combustion chamber the valves and the carbs/injectors.
It is not an oil additive.
It is not an oil additive.
which is why i asked;
and no Mr Shapeshifter
as i recall - that was two stroke oil.
They used to have redex as well as 2-stroke at our local garage (a BP one that had attendant service - them were the days
)
They used to have redex as well as 2-stroke at our local garage (a BP one that had attendant service - them were the days
oh.
all i remember is it cost less than 25p to fill my Honda PC50
DutchBryn
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Bit before my time (if there ever was such
)
But eons ago, they used to do Redex 'clean your engine out' type events.
A slippery salesman-type would organise a mechanic to drain you engine oil out, replace it with neat Redex(!), rev the con rod nuts out of the engine, and declare it clean. Worked well enough, but they had some spectacular blow-ups. They don't it anymore
)But eons ago, they used to do Redex 'clean your engine out' type events.
A slippery salesman-type would organise a mechanic to drain you engine oil out, replace it with neat Redex(!), rev the con rod nuts out of the engine, and declare it clean. Worked well enough, but they had some spectacular blow-ups. They don't it anymore
Bit before my time (if there ever was such
But eons ago, they used to do Redex 'clean your engine out' type events.
A slippery salesman-type would organise a mechanic to drain you engine oil out, replace it with neat Redex(!), rev the con rod nuts out of the engine, and declare it clean. Worked well enough, but they had some spectacular blow-ups. They don't it anymore
"Slippery salesman"
It's still amazing how complicated some folk like to make of simple things like oil changes
DutchBryn
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No pun intended and all that.
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