Millers Oils CVL (Valve Lubricant & Combustion Enhancer) - 250ml
MILLERS-5587A competition valve seat lubricant and combustion enhancer which has been expertly formulated to protect against valve seat recession.
It can be used as a lead substitute to prevent valve seat recession, or also by engine builders to compensate for deterioration in pump fuel. Use of this product will also protect vehicles that are susceptible to the destructive effects of ethanol.
APPLICATION:
1 x 250ml bottle will treat 20 litres of unleaded fuel.
FEATURES & BENEFITS:
- Proven chemistry to protect against valve seat recession
- Enables older competition engines to run on modern, unleaded fuel*
- Equally effective in modern engines fitted with knock sensors and catalytic converters
- Provides similar flame front control as lead, enabling engines to run more advanced ignition timing without danger of pre-ignition or detonation
- Mixes with leaded, unleaded, LRP and other fuels containing octane enhancing additives (such as oxygenates, ethanol and MTBE)
- Protects against the corrosive effects of ethanol found in modern E5 and E10 unleaded petrol
* Please refer to motorsport governing body for fuel treatment regulations
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Return Address
Goods will either be returned directly to us or directly to one of our suppliers. You must contact us first so that we can provide you with the correct return address.
Details to include with a Return
- Your name
- Your daytime telephone number
- Your order number
- The reason for the return
How to Return Goods
In many circumstances it will be simpler for you to return the goods yourself. However, in circumstances where goods are too heavy and/or bulky for you to return, you may wish to use our Courier Service to collect the package from your home or business address. In this event there is a standard administration charge of £10 in addition to the return delivery charge. The parcel(s) must be securely wrapped.
Payment for Return Carriage
If you have arranged the return then send us a copy of the receipt and we shall refund you as soon as the goods are received back. If you are returning unwanted goods and we have agreed to take them back then you will have to pay for any return costs. All warranty claims need to be returned carriage paid unless the manufacturer agrees to pay the carriage in the case of a successful claim. Most of the manufacturers/importers in our market do not credit anybody with warranty carriage costs, but if they do, we will pass it onto you.
Incorrect Parts
If a part has been incorrectly supplied then we shall arrange for the correct part to be sent to you as quickly as possible or you can return the goods for immediate refund. If you require the correct part to be sent to you before we receive back the incorrect item then we shall require payment for the replacement part which will be immediately refunded when we receive the incorrect part back. This is standard practice in the car parts mail order industry and is something we had to learn the hard way - not everyone sends things back!
Damaged Goods
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Unwanted Goods
If you decide you do not wish to keep a correctly supplied item then please contact us within 7 days of receipt. In most cases we can agree to take back goods and usually with no handling fee. You just need to cover the return costs. In some cases where we need you to return the goods directly to one of our suppliers we may be charged a handling fee which we will pass on to you. Typical charges are 10-15%.
Unwanted Special Order Goods
We reserve the right to refuse to accept back unwanted goods which are made to special order or which have been specially imported to the UK for you. We shall however accept such items back if we can sell them in a 'reasonable time'. This is in compliance with the UK laws of Trading Standards.