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Cataclean keeps Scottish motorists on the road
Emissions-busting liquid Cataclean is keeping Scottish motorists on the road. That’s the message from Cataclean, which is helping to boost its profile in Scotland with associate sponsorship of the British Touring Car Championship race weekend at Knockhill, Fife.
Recent figures suggest that the Fife coastal town of Kirkcaldy has just 55% of the regions cars passing their MOTs at the first attempt, while Aberdeen and Dundee are also seen to rank poorly.
However Cataclean can keep motorists on the road with a simple application of the liquid into a car’s fuel tank once every three months, explains Sales Director William Jones: “You add Cataclean to your fuel tank and the liquid is carried, with the fuel, through the fuel system, cleaning carbon build-up as it comes into contact with it. Cataclean’s cleaning formula cleans everything the fuel comes into contact with including the fuel injectors, cylinder heads, intake valves and oxygen sensors. Then upon combustion in the combustion chamber, Cataclean creates a vapour that continues through the system to clean carbon from the exhaust and the catalytic converter.”
In 2020, a staggering 1.3 million vehicles failed their MOTs due to high emissions, but Cataclean can help them succeed at a second test. For example, in July to September 2020, 1.9 million vehicles failed an MOT but over 551,000 passed after remedial work. Cataclean is urging motorists to use the product more regularly to avoid any fear of failure.
Brand ambassador and British Touring Car Championship race winner Dan Rowbottom uses Cataclean in his motor engineering business and is fully supportive of its benefits. “Most people use Cataclean as a ‘rescue-me’ product,” he explains. “However, once you have used it and passed that MOT, we find motorists see the benefits, not just in passing the MOT but better fuel economy, better performance and better emissions. We recommend that drivers use a bottle of Cataclean once a quarter to stay well ahead of the emissions tests.”
Cataclean began in 1995 and has an estimated 20 million customers. Not once has it received a single warranty claim against its product, the ultimate endorsement.
“It’s not just the MOT that Cataclean helps with,” says Rowbottom. “Cataclean looks after your car for the long-term.”
With Scottish motorists eager to be out and about once more with the lifting of restrictions, Cataclean is doing its best to help them stay on the move.
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Emissions-busting liquid Cataclean is keeping Scottish motorists on the road. That’s the message from Cataclean, which is helping to boost its profile in Scotland with associate sponsorship of the British Touring Car Championship race weekend at Knockhill, Fife.
Recent figures suggest that the Fife coastal town of Kirkcaldy has just 55% of the regions cars passing their MOTs at the first attempt, while Aberdeen and Dundee are also seen to rank poorly.
However Cataclean can keep motorists on the road with a simple application of the liquid into a car’s fuel tank once every three months, explains Sales Director William Jones: “You add Cataclean to your fuel tank and the liquid is carried, with the fuel, through the fuel system, cleaning carbon build-up as it comes into contact with it. Cataclean’s cleaning formula cleans everything the fuel comes into contact with including the fuel injectors, cylinder heads, intake valves and oxygen sensors. Then upon combustion in the combustion chamber, Cataclean creates a vapour that continues through the system to clean carbon from the exhaust and the catalytic converter.”
In 2020, a staggering 1.3 million vehicles failed their MOTs due to high emissions, but Cataclean can help them succeed at a second test. For example, in July to September 2020, 1.9 million vehicles failed an MOT but over 551,000 passed after remedial work. Cataclean is urging motorists to use the product more regularly to avoid any fear of failure.
Brand ambassador and British Touring Car Championship race winner Dan Rowbottom uses Cataclean in his motor engineering business and is fully supportive of its benefits. “Most people use Cataclean as a ‘rescue-me’ product,” he explains. “However, once you have used it and passed that MOT, we find motorists see the benefits, not just in passing the MOT but better fuel economy, better performance and better emissions. We recommend that drivers use a bottle of Cataclean once a quarter to stay well ahead of the emissions tests.”
Cataclean began in 1995 and has an estimated 20 million customers. Not once has it received a single warranty claim against its product, the ultimate endorsement.
“It’s not just the MOT that Cataclean helps with,” says Rowbottom. “Cataclean looks after your car for the long-term.”
With Scottish motorists eager to be out and about once more with the lifting of restrictions, Cataclean is doing its best to help them stay on the move.