Cold start or stop

[Jellybean22]

Has anybody heard of the afore mentioned product? My uncle recommended it to me for my car, but i cant seem to find it. He said that you spray it into your heating system or something. He either said cold stop or cold start.

[teash]

The only product i`ve heard of with a similar name is an aerosol spray thats used for 'older' diesel engines, but thats certainly not sprayed into the heating system. Pretty sure its called Cold Start though

[sddsddean]

You spray 'Cold Start' into the air intake, but I wouldn't recommend using it on a modern car (or even truck), as what with all the electronic monitoring systems etc, it might not help. Great on site though for knackered old compressors and pumps.

[woodchopper]

It is known as Easy Start - and was manufactured by Bradex if I remember rightly - has been years since I used it - and is still available - wasn't very good for the valve seats over a long period of time.
I would more inclined to get the problem with starting sorted rather than using Easy Start.

[teash]

Thanks for that w/c Easy Start. I can seen the tin now it was black/white with yellow and red on it. And by heck didn`t it stink

[tubeway]

Just found a (very old) can at the back of my garage - I used to use it on my 1977 escort, which I got rid of in 1986 (hoarder - me?).
Bradex easystart - a mixture of volatile aromatics which ensue initial firing even under arctic conditions

It can be used on diesel, petrol and parafin engines - but unless your car is over 20 years old - I would not use it.

[woodchopper]

Was great for sniffing though :o)