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LARGE FLEET OPERATORS: In view of recent developments and public
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opinion on the question of "Black Smoke", we took advantage of experimenting with Autol-Desolite. We felt that to improve on the smoke aspect alone, the cost would be worthwhile, but in actual fact we have virtually eliminated injector troubles, which prior to usage were considerable. Engine decarbonising is minimised and drivers have reported improved performances.
It is quite obvious, as faulty injectors are largely to blame for excessive smoke, AutolDesolite can only do good and can assist greatly in removing this obnoxious hazard.
J. A. Edmonds (Transport Manager), Henry Hope & Sons Ltd., Srnethwick, Birmingham.