RayHong Catalytic Converter Cleaner – Carbon Removal 120ml
RayHong Catalytic Converter Cleaner – Engine Carbon Removal Formula
Keep your vehicle running at its best with the RayHong Catalytic Converter Cleaner. This 120ml fuel-additive formula is engineered to deep-clean your catalytic converter without removal, dissolving stubborn carbon deposits that build up over time and rob your engine of efficiency. Say goodbye to the dreaded check-engine light, sluggish acceleration, and poor fuel economy — all in one easy pour.
Made in Mainland China.
Why Your Catalytic Converter Needs Cleaning
Over thousands of kilometres, carbon deposits accumulate inside your catalytic converter, reducing its ability to process exhaust gases efficiently. Signs you may need a cleaner include a noticeable drop in fuel economy, reduced engine responsiveness, or a sulphur-like odour from the exhaust. Regular use of a quality converter cleaner helps maintain optimal converter function and extends component life.
Key Features
- 🚗 Deep Carbon Removal – Powerful ternary catalytic formula targets and dissolves carbon build-up inside the converter
- ⛽ Improved Fuel Efficiency – Helps restore fuel economy by optimising combustion and exhaust flow
- 🔧 No Disassembly Required – Simply pour into your fuel tank — no mechanic, no tools, no hassle
- ✅ Check-Engine Light Prevention – Helps reduce converter-related fault codes from triggering warning indicators
- 💰 Money-Saving Maintenance – Reduces the need for costly converter replacements and frequent fuel fill-ups
- 🛢️ Diesel & Petrol Compatible – Suitable for a wide range of petrol and diesel passenger vehicles
- 📦 120ml / 109g – Compact, easy-to-store bottle with a 3-year shelf life
Product Specifications
| Brand | RayHong |
| Item Type | Catalytic Converter Cleaner (Fuel Additive) |
| Volume | 120ml |
| Weight | 109g |
| Shelf Life | 3 Years |
| High-Concern Chemicals | None |
| Storage | Store in a cool, dry place |
| Origin | Mainland China |
How to Use
- Screw off the cap and tear off the inner seal.
- When your fuel tank reaches approximately ¼ remaining, pour the full contents of the bottle into your fuel tank.
- Drive approximately 30–50 km to allow the formula to work through the system.
- Fill up your fuel tank as normal after the treatment run.
Tip: For best results, use regularly as part of your vehicle maintenance routine.
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Learn More About Vehicle Emissions & Maintenance
For more information on how catalytic converters work and their role in reducing vehicle emissions, visit the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – Green Vehicles resource page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the RayHong Catalytic Converter Cleaner work?
A: The cleaner uses a ternary catalytic formula that, when added to your fuel tank, mixes with your fuel and passes through the combustion system. It breaks down and dissolves carbon deposits that have built up inside the catalytic converter, helping restore efficient exhaust processing and improve engine performance without any disassembly.
Q: Is this catalytic converter cleaner compatible with diesel vehicles?
A: Yes — the RayHong Catalytic Converter Cleaner is formulated to be compatible with both petrol and diesel engines. Always check your vehicle owner's manual or consult a mechanic if you are unsure about compatibility with your specific model.
Q: How often should I use a catalytic converter cleaner?
A: For general maintenance, using a catalytic converter cleaner every 5,000–10,000 km (or as part of each oil change interval) is a common recommendation. If you notice a drop in fuel economy or a sulphur smell from your exhaust, you may want to treat your vehicle sooner.
Q: Will this product clear my check-engine warning light?
A: If the warning light is triggered by carbon build-up affecting your catalytic converter's performance, cleaning the converter with this formula may help resolve the underlying cause. However, warning lights can have multiple causes — if the light persists after treatment, we recommend having your vehicle inspected by a qualified technician.