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How An App Can Save You Thousands

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  • June 12, 2024
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There’s no two ways about it, modern 4X4s are more powerful and fuel-efficient than ever before. Sure, the turbochargers and modern computer systems hanging off them play a major role in that. But the one defining factor is the smaller and smaller tolerances than ever before. You could drop a 10mm socket down an ’81 351 Cleveland V8 and it’d probably slip past the piston rings and come out the exhaust. But a grain of sand or a splash of water in a modern diesel? It can wreak havoc, leaving you on the wrong side of the black stump with a 4X4 in dire straits. Luckily, there are a few key preventative modifications you can make to ensure your 4X4 keeps on trucking. Ryco look to have just brought to market possibly the easiest one ever.

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Ryco, renowned for their filtration solutions, has introduced the S102SK Fuel Water Separator Wireless Sensor Kit as part of their RYCO CONNECT range. This kit is cheap insurance to keep your 4X4 motoring for years to come. 

In the harsh conditions of the Aussie Outback, contaminated fuel is a constant threat. Traditional fuel water separators require frequent visual inspections and draining, a task easily overlooked during long days in the saddle. The S102SK eliminates this hassle by providing real-time monitoring through the Ryco Connect App. With instant notifications when it’s time to inspect and drain the separator, you can avoid the catastrophic damage that water contamination can cause.

One of the most significant advantages of the S102SK is its wireless sensor. Unlike conventional wired sensors that demand time-consuming installations and drilling through your vehicle’s firewall (risks that can lead to dust and water ingress) the wireless sensor kit is quick to install and maintains your cabin’s integrity. This means you can protect your engine without compromising your vehicle’s interior.

“The ability to connect remotely to monitor the unit via an app is the first of its kind on the market.” Says Alastair Hampton, General Manager of Engineering and Innovation at Ryco. “The Ryco Connect app was developed and tested with future innovation in mind, and we hope to expand on this range over time to provide customers with added efficiency, convenience, and exciting innovations.”

For those who prefer in-cab alerts, Ryco offers an optional S101X Bluetooth Indicator. This handy accessory provides both audio and visual alerts right inside the cabin. It connects via an auxiliary 12/24V power adaptor or a modern USB-A port.

By investing in the Ryco Connect S102SK Fuel Water Separator Wireless Sensor Kit, you’re safeguarding your 4×4 against the potential damage of contaminated fuel. It’s a small price to pay for the peace of mind that comes with knowing your vehicle is protected. Available now from all reputable Ryco stockists, this innovative product is a must-have for any serious 4×4 enthusiast. For full product specifications, visit the Ryco website or contact your local Ryco representative.

check out the Ryco range here
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