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08 0525 DIESEL BIOCIDE TREATMENT Diesel Biocide & Cetane Improver Treatment and Cleaner. A triple action diesel fuel system treatment for in-tank use that cleans protects and increases diesel engine performance for all types of diesel engines. Description Art. No. Pack Qty. Diesel Biocide Treatment 20L 0893 569 222 1 Diesel Biocide Treatment 250ml Bottle 0893 569 250 1 Empty Decant Bottle 0893 558 99 1 Bottle Label 0893 558 998 1 Oil Fuel Trans Steering Cooling Exhaust Air-Con Intake Active Biocide Protection Provides protection against diesel fuel system bacterial contamination (commonly referred to as ‘diesel bug’). • Prevents ‘diesel bug’ related faults and break-downs occurring. • Protects the diesel fuel quality during medium or long term vehicle storage. Cetane Improver Increases the cetane rating of diesel fuel. • More efficient starting both hot and cold. • Lower fuel consumption. • More efficient combustion. Injector cleaner Injector cleaning capabilities help to maintain the condition of the entire fuel system. • More power. • Reduces fuel consumption. • Protects against corrosion. Application: For use in diesel passenger vehicles, light commercials, trucks, buses, construction machinery, marine and agricultural machinery. Also particularly suitable for use in above or below ground diesel fuel storage tanks on farms, transport depots etc. to maintain the fuel quality, especially during longer periods of storage. Pour the recommended amount of treatment into the vehicle fuel tank when it is at least half full, or just prior to refilling the fuel tank. Dosage: Mixing ratios: Do not exceed a mixing ratio of 1:250 (Mixing ratio relates to ‘treatment to diesel fuel’ mixing ratios.) 250ml  62.5litres of fuel 1 litre  250 litres 5 litres  1250 litres fuel 20 litres  5,000 litres fuel Before After An example of diesel bug infestation and once treated. Cetane Number Response Three different fuels were tested at the recommended dosage rate (1:250). A cetane number increase of between 6 and 8 is expected for most diesel fuels. Cetane Number Increase NZ. pub. 10/14 ©