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Why pour clean oil into a dirty engine?

The Problem

Modern engines run hotter due to high speed, high compression, and comprehensive emission controls. To offset this, good-quality motor oils have been formulated to have increased detergent properties to help to remove contaminants.

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Contamination is a by-product of combustion and is inevitable. This is compounded with manufacturers extending service intervals, as well as by stop-start city driving.

The Solution

Wynn’s Engine Flush is specially designed to gently dissolve and remove internal engine contaminants by suspending them in a high level of dispersants. Wynn’s Engine Flush formula provides a high degree of protection for chemicals leave the internals of the engine unlubricated.

Wynn’s Engine Flush, however, acts as more than just a flush by also providing protection. Wynn’s Engine Flush is professionally formulated with detergents, dispersants, and anti-wear additives, so the engine still has lubrication protection during cleansing. It’s even safe to drive before draining. Wynn’s now has a specific product range to suit both petrol and diesel engines. The new diesel engine flush is a low-sap formulation to suit all modern diesel engines and will treat up to 18 litres of engine oil.

Wynn’s Engine Flush restores engine compression and performance, contains

Drive Revenue And Profitability

Wynn’s products are designed for the professional installer — they provide a way to produce a better, cleaner running engine and drive profitability in the modern workshop. Be sure to ask about Wynn’s service kits for both diesel and petrol versions, available with bonus goodies to drive even more revenue.

Wynn’s also offers full training and product demonstrations to show the benefits of using their products… something only Wynn’s does.

If you would like to see a no obligation product demonstration at Wynn’s workshop, call their national head office on 09 272 1940, and don’t forget to ask about Wynn’s beer bowser promotion.

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