Red Line Synthetic Oil Complete Fuel System Cleaner is a concentrated fuel-system treatment designed for street bikes, dirt bikes, ATVs, and personal watercraft. This 4 US fl oz formula uses high-temperature detergents to clean carburetors, fuel injectors, fuel lines, fuel tanks, intake valves, combustion chambers, and fouled spark plugs. Manufacturer part number 60102 and vendor part number 60102 identify this product for reliable ordering and fitment reference.
The treatment helps remove deposits that can contribute to hesitation, stalling, poor throttle response, and reduced fuel economy. It also lubricates the upper cylinder, helps reduce octane demand, and can help restore lost power and fuel efficiency. Red Line Synthetic Oil Complete Fuel System Cleaner is formulated to clean emission-control systems and is safe for modern catalytic converters and oxygen sensors when used as directed.
Compatible with pump gasoline and race fuel, this cleaner can also be used with pre-mixed or injected two-stroke applications. For quick maintenance, pour one bottle into the fuel tank of a compatible motorcycle, ATV, or PWC. Use according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the vehicle’s fuel-system requirements to support dependable operation and clean fuel-system performance.
Features:
- Size: 4 US fl oz bottle
- Model: Complete Fuel System Cleaner
- Brand: Red Line Synthetic Oil
- Manufacturer part number: 60102
- Vendor part number: 60102
- Application: Street bikes, dirt bikes, ATVs, and personal watercraft
- Cleaning action: Removes deposits from carburetors, fuel injectors, fuel lines, fuel tanks, intake valves, combustion chambers, and fouled spark plugs
- Performance support: Helps improve fuel economy, throttle response, hesitation, stalling, and lost power
- Protection: Lubricates the upper cylinder and helps reduce octane demand
- Compatibility: Suitable for pump gasoline, race fuel, and pre-mixed or injected two-stroke applications
- Emissions compatibility: Safe for modern catalytic converters and oxygen sensors when used as directed