Diesel treatment and new fuel filter

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John B

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Hi all, went out and got a new fuel filter and picked up a diesel treatment but don't know if I should do the filter first or the treatment :augie
 
do the filter and throw the other stuff away, waste of time and money, Rick
 
Fill your new filter with the treatment as you fit it.:thumb2




Mick

what he says. you get a more direct treatment of the injectors this way-which is what you are wanting to do-clean those injectors.
 
agreed nowt ya put in the tank is gonna shift carbon

that is the whole point, carbon build up is the reason injectors fail (apart from water and other crap ) so what dissolves carbon, ....nothing in the known world, so do not waste your money, Rick
 
Treatment in the fuel filter

Fill your new filter with the treatment as you fit it.:thumb2




Mick

Thanks for your help, shall I put some diesel in the filter at the same time as the treatment
 
Thanks for your help, shall I put some diesel in the filter at the same time as the treatment

so you have just made a millionaire richer and it will do nothing for your engine, Rick
 
that is the whole point, carbon build up is the reason injectors fail (apart from water and other crap ) so what dissolves carbon, ....nothing in the known world, so do not waste your money, Rick

I think the same as solerman
 
yes put some diesel in but take the treatment back and get a refund
 
How do you prime it ?

yes, thatll make priming it much easier.:thumbs
How do you prime it, I can see there is some sort of plastic valve which I think lets fuel out of the bottom of the filter :confused:
 
How do you prime it, I can see there is some sort of plastic valve which I think lets fuel out of the bottom of the filter :confused:

black button type thing on top :thumb2

press till it goes hard ........ oooooh er missus
 
Fill the filter as much as possible, in my experiance the primer still takes a long time so don't think it's not working, just keep at it LOL.
 
In my opinion...

Forte products are good. Leave a carbon covered component to soak in cleaner and you will be able to scrape off the carbon with a finger nail. The trouble is it is heavily diluted when mixed with fuel.

It's like Sensodyne toothpaste, (Bare with me) It's not brilliant when you clean your teeth with it, but dabbed on neat and left for a while, it is quite effective.

Saying that though, from memory, I don't think Forte claim that their petrol and diesel cleaners actually fully clean injectors. Research time...
 

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