Motorex Fuel Stabiliser - 125ml

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The Motorex Fuel Stabiliser is an essential maintenance additive for motorcycle and small engine owners looking to protect their fuel systems during periods of extended inactivity. It is designed to prevent the degradation of gasoline and the subsequent buildup of gummy residues that can clog injectors and carburetors over winter storage. While this product provides excellent long-term protection, it must be added to a full tank of fuel before storage to ensure complete system saturation.
| Model Part Number | 7300560 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Motorex |
Yes, Motorex Fuel Stabiliser is compatible with all gasoline-powered engines, including both two-stroke and four-stroke variants.
No, it is highly recommended to fill the tank completely. This minimizes the amount of air in the tank, which reduces oxidation and moisture condensation.
No, the formula is specifically designed to burn away cleanly without leaving any residue, ensuring it is safe for fuel injection systems.
It provides long-term protection suitable for typical seasonal storage periods, usually covering winter hibernation (typically 3-6 months).
Yes, this product is suitable for any small gasoline engine, including those in lawnmowers, trimmers, and chainsaws.
Ensure that fresh fuel was added to the tank to dilute the stabilized fuel, and check that the battery is fully charged.
The stabilizer prevents gummy residues, but it cannot remove existing sediment. Replace the fuel filter if debris is present.
To use the Motorex Fuel Stabiliser, ensure your fuel tank is full to minimize the air gap that can lead to moisture condensation. Pour the calculated dose of additive into the tank and briefly start the engine; this allows the treated fuel to move through the entire system. Store your vehicle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The product itself should be kept in its original, sealed container in a well-ventilated area away from open flames or high heat sources. Always wear gloves during handling and avoid contact with skin or eyes.