Crc 1003842 Jump Start Starting Fluid 11 Oz Aerosol

Product Description

The CRC 1003842 is an aerosol starting fluid designed to assist in cold starts and hard-start conditions for internal combustion engines. Packaged in an 11 oz aerosol can, it delivers a controlled burst of highly flammable starting compound into the air intake to promote ignition when fuel delivery or compression is marginal. The fluid is clear in color with a specific gravity of 0.7 and a boiling point of 94.3 degrees F. It is formulated for use on diesel engines and is also compatible with gasoline-fueled equipment. This product is typically applied by fleet technicians, diesel mechanics, and equipment service professionals.

This starting fluid is suited for use on diesel-powered equipment and gasoline engines in residential, commercial, and fleet service applications. Common use cases include generator sets, agricultural equipment, construction machinery, and vehicles that have been sitting idle in cold or damp conditions. The 11 oz aerosol format allows for direct application at the air intake or air filter housing. It is intended as a short-duration starting aid, not a fuel additive or ongoing treatment.

Key Features

• 11 oz aerosol can for controlled, direct application at the air intake
• Clear fluid with specific gravity of 0.7 for consistent spray delivery
• Boiling point of 94.3 degrees F supports rapid vaporization at intake temperatures
• VOC content of 97; classified as flammable — handle away from open flame and sparks
• Formulated for diesel engines; also compatible with gasoline-fueled equipment
• Meets ACGIH, NIOSH, and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1000 referenced standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with diesel engines and gasoline-fueled internal combustion engines as a cold-start and hard-start aid.

Installation Notes

Starting fluid is applied by a qualified technician or mechanic at the air intake or air cleaner inlet — never injected directly into a fuel system or combustion chamber. Keep the aerosol can away from all ignition sources, open flames, and hot exhaust components during use; the contents are highly flammable. Do not use in enclosed spaces without adequate ventilation, consistent with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1000 guidelines. Excessive or repeated use of starting fluid can wash cylinder walls of lubricant and accelerate engine wear — use only as directed for intermittent starting assistance.