Mannol as usual:( Ester Additive 9950 VS Catalytic Ester test

Mannol Ester Additive 9950 VS Catalytic Ester Deposit Control Additives test. PEA/PIA test
Today's multi-valve, lean-burn,
computerized engines are very sensitive to fuel quality and fuel system deposits.
The quality of most gasoline and diesel fuels does not provide enough protection for the fuel system components. This is because fuel system deposits can form quickly (within 5,000-10,000
miles/8,000-16,000 km) on fuel injector pintles, intake valves and in the
combustion chamber, robbing the engine of power and performance.
Nitrogen-based, ashless, high-molecular weight detergent/dispersant additives can control deposits through the fuel system, from the injector to the combustion chamber. These additives can be identified and quantitated (how much) using this simple test kit.

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  • @oum_8226
    @oum_822616 күн бұрын

    первый просто смазывающий с эстерами если конечно они там есть

  • @OilAdditives

    @OilAdditives

    16 күн бұрын

    Да, это смазка только. Хотя в других подобных продуктах и очистка есть

  • @oum_8226
    @oum_822616 күн бұрын

    Второй манол это скорей всего для постоянного использования как улучшение свойств бензина так и профилактика

  • @OilAdditives

    @OilAdditives

    16 күн бұрын

    Benzin Ester Additive для постоянного, для Каталика периодически только

  • @user-il3qo6ou5y
    @user-il3qo6ou5y4 күн бұрын

    Несколько раз лил добавку от Маннол в солярку, жопомер ничего не почуаствовал...

  • @OilAdditives

    @OilAdditives

    4 күн бұрын

    @@user-il3qo6ou5y ага, ее обычно льют дозами в 2-3 раза больше. Но на немецком ойл клубе у одного из админов-от нее отложения какие-то… ну в общем дешевая юшка..

  • @marekukawski202
    @marekukawski20220 күн бұрын

    What is this test showing?

  • @OilAdditives

    @OilAdditives

    20 күн бұрын

    Nitrogen. More nitrogen is more detergents, PolyEtherAmines (PEA).

  • @OilAdditives

    @OilAdditives

    20 күн бұрын

    From manual on first slides: Today's multi-valve, lean-burn, computerized engines are very sensitive to fuel quality and fuel system deposits. The quality of most gasoline and diesel fuels does not provide enough protection for the fuel system components. This is because fuel system deposits can form quickly (within 5,000-10,000 miles/8,000-16,000 km) on fuel injector pintles, intake valves and in the combustion chamber, robbing the engine of power and performance. Nitrogen-based, ashless, high-molecular weight detergent/dispersant additives can control deposits through the fuel system, from the injector to the combustion chamber. These additives can be identified and quantitated (how much) using this simple test kit.