CF101 Complete DPF Repair & Restore Additive

Diesel engines take a beating over time. Fuel deposits, wax buildup, and carbon contamination can slowly rob your truck of power, fuel economy, and reliability. That's where Combustion Technologies CF101 comes in.

CF101 is a full-spectrum diesel fuel and intake system cleaner designed to clean, protect, and improve overall engine performance. Just one bottle treats up to 20 gallons of diesel fuel, working throughout the fuel and intake systems to help restore efficiency and keep your engine running at its best.

This advanced formula cleans fuel injectors, intake components, and aftertreatment sensors while lubricating the entire fuel system. It also breaks down wax deposits that can restrict fuel flow and performance, especially in colder weather.

When temperatures drop, CF101 goes to work by lowering diesel fuel gel temperature by up to 30%, helping improve cold starts and winter reliability when your truck needs it most.

Features & Benefits

• Cleans fuel injectors and intake system components
• Lubricates the entire fuel system
• Removes wax deposits that restrict performance
• Helps restore proper fuel flow and combustion efficiency
• Cleans aftertreatment sensors
• Improves cold starts and winter reliability
• Lowers diesel fuel gel temperature by up to 30%
• Improves fuel economy by up to 8%
• Helps restore lost performance and drivability
• Treats up to 20 gallons of diesel fuel per bottle

Why Redneck Approved?

A diesel that's fed clean fuel is a happier diesel. CF101 helps clean out the junk that builds up over thousands of miles, keeps fuel flowing properly, and gives your engine a better chance of delivering the power and efficiency it was built for.

Whether you're hauling, towing, farming, or just piling on miles, CF101 helps keep your fuel system cleaner and your truck ready for whatever's next.

Redneck Logic

Your diesel can't run its best if it's trying to breathe and fuel itself through years of built-up junk. That's kind of like trying to drink a milkshake through a coffee stirrer—it'll work, but not very well.