What does Valve saver fluid do?

Flashlube Valve Saver Fluid is an Upper cylinder lubricant and cleaner formulated to minimise Valve Seat Recession (VSR) in LPG & CNG Vehicles. This proven formula also contains a combination of additives that cleans fuel injectors & fuel systems, increases fuel economy and reduces emissions.

How do you use Flash Lube?

It cleans & lubricates the upper cylinder & creates a protective barrier between the valve & valve seat, keeping valves & seats cool. Directions: Flashlube Valve Saver Fluid should be added directly to the tank just prior to filling, to ensure best mixing, at a rate of 50ml per 50Litres.

Does Valve Saver need fluid?

There are products to prevent valve wear mostly called Valve saver kits. These kits dose a fluid into the engine intake manifold which coats the valves and valve seats in a protecting wrapper, lubricates and cleans them. Usually you would need about 1 mL of fluid per 1 L of fuel.

What is Valve Saver Kit?

The new Flashlube Electronic Valve Saver Kit is the no fuss way to automatically inject Flashlube directly into your vehicles fuel system. One full reservoir (400ml) in this low maintenance system provides protection for your vehicle for up to 4000Klm. ( Treats 400 Litres of fuel)

What is a flash lube system?

Flashlube is a system for protecting the valves of your engine. With this system, the valves are lubricated by the Flashlube oil, which consists of a number of lead replacement products. Flashlube Valve Saver Fluid can also be used as a lead replacement additive for vehicles built before 1986.

What is valve Saver Kit?

What is LPG valve saver?

Short answer: LPG Lubrication or Valve saving is a way of lowering the wearing of valve seats in an engine. This can happen faster in a LPG converted engine because it encounters higher temperatures.

Where are flashlube made?

Australia
Unlike other products in their niche, Flashlube is developed and made here in Australia to suit the toughest conditions on earth.

How often should diesel filter be changed?

every 10,000 to 25,000 miles
All vehicles should come with a maintenance guide telling owners when certain parts should be replaced. And while most diesel fuel filters should be replaced every 10,000 to 25,000 miles, it could vary depending on how frequently the vehicle is used and how well it’s maintained.