WIN with LIQUI MOLY
Published: 23 October, 2018
With around 4,000 items, LIQUI MOLY offers a global, uniquely broad range of automotive chemicals: Motor oils and additives, greases and pastes, sprays and car care, glues and sealants. Founded in 1957, LIQUI MOLY develops and produces exclusively in Germany. There it is the undisputed market leader for additives and is repeatedly voted the best oil brand. The company sells its products in more than 120 countries.
LIQUI MOLY offer the right oil for every vehicle on the road. For modern cars oil is like a fluid spare part which needs to pit precisely to the engine. Using the wrong oil is like installing a wrong spare part. The online oil guide at liqui-moly.com tells exactly which oils are suited for a specific vehicle.
To brighten up the daily work in the garage, LIQUI MOLY published two calendars: a girls calendar and a motorsports calendar. The readers of Aftermarket have the chance to win 10 calendars. The winners can decide which calendar they prefer. To be in with a chance of winning, just answer the question below:
When was LIQUI MOLY founded?
A: in 1957
B: in 1990
C: in 2010
Winner will be chosen at random from the correct answers when the competition closes on 23 November 2018, and the winner will be notified by 30 November. The editor’s decision is final. No cash alternative offered.
- Rejuvenating makeover for older engines
LIQUI MOLY Injection Cleaner frees the engine from deposits and restores its original performance. It is simply poured into the fuel tank. Every time the engine is running, the cleaning ingredients, together with the gasoline, get into the injection system and disintegrate the encrustations. The dissolved dirt is burnt in the engine and emitted together with the exhaust gases. The combustion chamber becomes clean again. In the event of tough dirt it can become necessary to use a can of Injection Cleaner for several refuelling processes in a row. Injection Cleaner can also be used preventively: One can every 2,000 kilometers ensures that new deposits cannot form in the first place.
www.liqui-moly.com
- Exol unveils new anti-freeze range
Exol has launched a new anti-freeze range, featuring four products covering heavy duty and passenger vehicle applications. The new range features Antifreeze HD (Green), Antifreeze HDX (Blue), Antifreeze SOAT (Lilac) and Antifreeze OAT Universal (Clear). The range has been formulated based on special OAT inhibitor technology, produced in response to the evolving technological development of cooling systems in modern vehicles, while ensuring long coolant operational life.The coolants also contain the additives required to protect a full range of different vehicle types, offering year-round protection, while performing well in challenging conditions.
www.exol-lubricants.com
- Malvern garage becomes 100th new Servicesure site for 2018
Malvern-based Daniels Vehicle Services has become the 100th garage to join the Servicesure garage network in 2018.
- IMI launches new international EV training solution
Launching today (Tuesday 11 September) at Automechanika Frankfurt, the IMI is showcasing its new Electric Vehicle eLearning modules designed to transform the way people undertake training within the workplace.
With full-electric car sales in the EU set to reach 200,000 this year, the IMI has connected with Germany’s training academy, Lucas Nülle, to make continual learning convenient and interactive for individuals of all abilities.
Steve Nash, Chief Executive at the IMI, said: “Making sure that an employer and its employees are ready for the increased number of ultra-low emission vehicles is paramount to future-proofing a business. Being able to service and maintain these vehicles safely should be the key focus, especially when the industry is experiencing the biggest growth in automotive technology that we’ve ever seen.
“Advances in new technology are creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs across the world, and individuals working in the industry should be adopting this new training to make themselves leaders in their area of expertise. It’s an exciting time for the motor industry and the IMI is committed to making sure we’re ready to embrace the changes that are set to transform the sector.”
- IMI: UK garages unprepared for EV surge
The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI), has voiced its concern for the safety of technicians after electric vehicle sales reach a record high.
