Wynns Diesel EGR Cleaner

Wynn's diesel EGR cleaner comes in a 150ml aerosol can and is designed for use with all diesel engines. The formulation helps to clear and regenerate blocked soot filters without dismantling whilst optimising and lowering fuel consumption. The other benefits include cleaning the air intake system, airflow sensor, inlet valves as well as the EGR system.

Wynn's has over 70 years' experience manufacturing products for the automotive market. Wynn's offers chemical treatments that restore and maintain optimal operation in vehicle systems. As an alternative to mechanical repairs, many car problems can be resolved or prevented using chemical treatments that are efficient, affordable and easy to use. Wynn's has a very strong brand reputation and high quality recognition with more than 400 products in their range.

• Clears and regenerates blocked soot filters without dismantling
• Optimizes and lowers fuel consumption
• Designed for use with all diesel engines
• Quick and easy to use
• Especially suited for city driving

Technical Information:

• With warm engine, open the air filter housing and remove the air filter.
• Let engine run at idle.
• Make sure the extension spray tube is directed into the air intake manifold. Spray with short intervals of maximum 1 second each. After each spraying, wait until the original rpm is regained and the engine runs stable.
• During the spraying, the rpm can go up or down. Diesel knocking can increase. This is due to the change in the air/fuel ratio. Occasionally increase rpm between 1000 and 1500 rpm for several seconds and wait until engine stabilizes before spraying again.
• Do not accelerate when rpm drops!!
• When the rpm doesn’t increase during spraying, stop the treatment and contact your workshop.
• Continue until the 150 ml of product in the aerosol is consumed.
• Let the engine run at idle for 5 minutes.
• Stop the engine. Replace disassembled parts.
• Start engine and drive 5 to 10 km, but do not exceed 3000 rpm.
• Allow engine to idle again for at least one minute before stopping the engine.