I dont like it when they say "full tank"

E.g:
A Peugeot 106 diesel is 45 litre tank
A Ford Mondeo diesel is a 70 litre tank.

Thats quite a big difference for the same measure...

So its rubbish but you strongly advise using it?? :smiley:

Just looked on redex website:


So if you have a larger car with a big fuel tank, i'd be tempted to put 2 shots/doses in the tank. (or just fill it to 50 litres)
Interesting also, that they class 90ml as one shot, yet they say that 250ml contains 2 shots (125ml/shot).
Someone at Redex isnt too good with maths lol.

Could this not be good to use before an mot to pass the emissions test?

Deer of flames?

Flamedeer.....?

It made mine run better though, like you say, makes it burn hotter, prob burned some crap from my engine

if you just fill up with a tank of premium fuel it does the same job at normally a fraction of the cost.

I've found wynn works better on my 57 plate diesel. redex would help a bit on older cats in general i think. just before an mot as mentioned above.

theres no offer in tesco. just been at my local tesco

Redex is an upper cylinder lubricant,it should reduce wear and clean the top of the engine.I use it from time to time.

£3 in Asda

I used to have a P 405, sometimes it would report water in the fuel, but after a bottle of this all was well for 9 months or so.

If you are looking for a difference try ceramizer https://www.amazon.co.uk/Liqui-Moly-3721-Cera-Tec/dp/B001CZODH8

snake oil. spend the money on bp ultimate fuel instead

try wynn injector cleaner or fuel system cleaner. its the best i think

I personally wouldn't use this stuff on anything modern. The complex fuel injection systems cars have these days shouldn't be messed with. If your car is running fine leave it alone.

​I see my mistake... Cheers

I use this the day before my MOT and blast down the M4 a mile or two...apparently it gets the exhaust emissions reading down.
The first time I went to Halfords for my MOT in my old Fiat Punto...the tester actually put some redex in, gave it a blast and then passed the emission test...I have always used it ever since, afraid not to now lol.
Anyone know if this deal is available in Cardiff please ?

Perv!:smirk:

I'm gobsmacked at some of the clueless idiots posting on here.

good price, it made a big difference to my Corolla after I'd not used it for a while too

Anyone know if nationwide (where stocked) and when offer ends?

I would strongly advise using this on any car over 5 years old, as it removes those ''harmful'' deposits which are actually not at all harmful but rather they keep the engine seals intact as these go brittle overtime, by using this product you wash away all this healthy gunk and grease deposits.

I used this recently. 1.9 Astra which was around 38-41 mpg average on my daily commute, after using this it dropped to 30mpg average

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I put a whole bottle in every 3 months or so in my 75 litre transit, never had any problems in 250,000 miles but cant say if it works or not as I dont know if I would have had any problems if I hadnt used it....I do 1000 miles a week

good stuff, I've only used the diesel product,

I wouldn't worry, it won't do anything anyway. Redex does jack ****.

You're best putting a litre of paint thinners (not white spirit) in the tank this will clean the engine and all the sensors. That expensive can of 'carb cleaner' is nothing but thinners under pressure, in a can. And contrary to popular belief will not destroy any seals.

Does this stuff actually do anything decent though ? Serious question btw

empty your tank put the whole bottle in and then feel the tank up with petrol and drive like a maniac...

Is it store specific?

Just looked on redex website:


So if you have a larger car with a big fuel tank, i'd be tempted to put 2 shots/doses in the tank. (or just fill it to 50 litres)
Interesting also, that they class 90ml as one shot, yet they say that 250ml contains 2 shots (125ml/shot).
Someone at Redex isnt too good with maths lol.

Worth a try at that price I suppose. What's the difference between the petrol ones?

No I agree with you, I guess it's based on an average tank size. I'm sure there is a real proportion somewhere, I'm just reading what's on the pack.

I dont like it when they say "full tank"

E.g:
A Peugeot 106 diesel is 45 litre tank
A Ford Mondeo diesel is a 70 litre tank.

Thats quite a big difference for the same measure...

how many ml in each bottle and what is recommended ml/litre ratio to be used?