Hello,

As promised I am posting up the findings I've had. Whilst I've only had it done for a week I have covered over a 1000 Xmas miles since then!

Facts:

MPG improved 19% overall. Yes 19%*

Power delivery is smoother

Car sounds quieter

Idle is smoother

Subjective/can't prove but think:

Car feels better and quicker

Flat spots have disappeared

Power seems to have been slightly boosted

Wishes:

I wish I could say it's made me slim, handsome and clever as well but I won't lie!

Conclusion:

I wholeheartedly recommend the treatment!

Cheers

*including several like for like tests on regular made journeys etc

price? as i want contemplating on this

price? as i want contemplating on this

£90+vat

Welll that's two of us recommending it then :) (three if you include Edd China :d)

Welll that's two of us recommending it then :) (three if you include Edd China :d)

Well, I'm a convert! :0)

Its something I would definitely have done! I need to pan out and see what happens with my car, as its something I would have done, but having read Stoney's thread on it, I plan in the future to treat any used car to this as soon as I have bought it, get the best out of it from day 1!

Its something I would definitely have done! I need to pan out and see what happens with my car, as its something I would have done, but having read Stoney's thread on it, I plan in the future to treat any used car to this as soon as I have bought it, get the best out of it from day 1!

Great idea fella, I will do similar. In fact I think my car (present and future) will find a Terraclean becomes part of the annual service/mot process.

Annual service is a bit of overkill, however every other or every three will definately keep it in good stead!

They recommend every 15000 miles. That'll be when my car has it's MOT and service in early 2015.

didnt realise they had recommendations on it! in which case, its probably anything but overkill :p

glad to hear you've had good results :)

I've recently heard that the oil flushes that people do can really damage an engine because some of the 'rubbish' in the engine is filling the scores which its already made (if that makes any sense)

...not sure if the terraclean is a different sort of thing though

out of interest, what age/mileage have your cars got?

Cheers

The Terraclean on the petrol cars is merely super pure fuel and a catalysing detergent additive.

It doesn't affect rubber parts or seals.

As it's purely combustion chambers through to the exhaust there shouldn't be any rubber parts that could be affected anyway.

Aldoo,

Mine's a 2007 mk4 2.0 petrol with 82k miles

+1 to what Stoney871 said* too!

Cheers

*It sounded very clever! So I'll pretend I knew that and agree ;0)

It wasn't the rubbers I was meaning, it was the dislodging the deposits which build up in older engines - once dislodged it can end up anywhere and obviously possibly cause problems

for some reason I cant link, but google engine flush and one of the first results is piston heads talking about it

I am talking about the shop bought things which you put into the oil and run before an oil change, so I don't know how terraclean compares - it seems that its brilliant compared though! :)