The Golden Rule
- Always choose the fuel additive that matches your engine type (gasoline or diesel).
- Oil additives and engine flush are suitable for gasoline and diesel engines—providing comprehensive care from tank to tailpipe.

Gasoline Vehicles (Spark-Ignition Engines)
Typical Symptoms
- Jerking during acceleration, rough idle, or unstable idling speed
- Noticeable increase in fuel consumption and power loss despite unchanged driving habits
- General starting problems and engine stuttering
Our Recommendation
- EUROSOL Gasoline System: Every 6 months, or when heavy contamination or problems occur, add to the tank every third fill. The additive dissolves resins in carburetors and injectors, binds moisture, and ensures a clean spray pattern—resulting in optimized fuel economy and improved emissions.
- EUROSOL Oil System: Before every oil change, add to the used engine oil and run the engine for 10 minutes; dissolves coking on piston rings, cleans lifters, and clears all oil passages.
- EUROSOL High-Performance Oil Additive: Add one 400 ml bottle directly to fresh engine oil. High-pressure lubricant components form a protective film that reduces friction and wear.
Suitable packages for your issue

Diesel Vehicles
Typical Symptoms
- Knocking engine operation, black smoke, or EGR valve coking
- Frequent limp-home mode due to a clogged DPF
- Power loss under full load and increased fuel consumption
- Starting problems at low temperatures due to paraffin wax precipitation
Our Recommendation
- EUROSOL Diesel System: Every 3–6 months, or when heavy contamination or problems occur, add to the tank every third fill. It removes tank deposits, cleans the entire fuel system and injectors, dissolves coking in the EGR valve, and regenerates the particulate filter—boosting cetane number and producing a more uniform spray pattern.
- EUROSOL Oil System: Before every oil change, add to the used engine oil and run the engine for 10 minutes; dissolves coking on piston rings, cleans lifters, and clears all oil passages.
- EUROSOL High-Performance Oil Additive: Add one 400 ml bottle directly to fresh engine oil. High-pressure lubricant components form a protective film that reduces friction and wear.
Suitable packages for your issue
Oil change coming up? What to do?
- Add EUROSOL Oil System to the old engine oil and run the engine for 10 minutes.
- Perform the oil and filter change according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Add one 400 ml bottle of EUROSOL High-Performance Oil to the new engine oil.
- Result: Fresh oil in a clean engine with optimal wear protection.
Suitable packages for oil changes
The products at a glance
Typical problems explained
Exhaust turbocharger defective
You can find the technical solution to "Exhaust turbocharger defective" here.
EGR valve coked
You can find the technical solution to "EGR valve coked" here.
Intake manifold dirty/coked
You can find the technical solution to "Intake manifold dirty/coked" here.
Exhaust valve and/or cylinder head gasket burnt through
You can find the technical solution to "Exhaust valve and/or cylinder head gasket burnt through" here.
Gasoline filled instead of diesel
You can find the technical solution to "Gasoline filled instead of diesel" here.
DPF clogged and no longer regenerating
You can find the technical solution to "DPF clogged and no longer regenerating" here.
Transmission has grinding noises and differential lock cracking
You can find the technical solution to "Transmission has grinding noises and differential lock cracking" here.
Hydraulic camshaft adjuster not working
You can find the technical solution to "Hydraulic camshaft adjuster not working" here.
Hydraulic valve clearance compensation, hydraulic lifters rattling
You can find the technical solution to "Hydraulic valve clearance compensation, hydraulic lifters rattling" here.
Cold or warm engine hard to start
You can find the technical solution to "Cold or warm engine hard to start" here.
Engine misfires, rough idle
You can find the technical solution to "Engine misfires, rough idle" here.
Engine does not start after long downtime
You can find the technical solution to "Engine does not start after long downtime" here.
Engine oil turns black again immediately after oil change
You can find the technical solution to "Engine oil turns black again immediately after oil change" here.
Engine damage, piston crown damaged or cracked
You can find the technical solution to "Engine damage, piston crown damaged or cracked" here.
Paraffin precipitation, diesel fuel gelling
You can find the technical solution to "Paraffin precipitation, diesel fuel gelling" here.
Auxiliary and parking heaters produce smoke and odor
You can find the technical solution to "Auxiliary and parking heaters producing smoke and odor" here.
Timing chain defective, rattling or too long
You can find the technical solution to "Timing chain defective, rattling or too long" here.
Excessive engine oil consumption
You can find the technical solution to "Excessive engine oil consumption" here.
Excessive camshaft and/or rocker arm wear
You can find the technical solution to "Excessive camshaft and/or rocker arm wear" here.
Timing belt in oil bath damaged
You can find the technical solution to "Timing belt in oil bath damaged" here.


