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Its a flush. From what I'v heard..it does quite well.
www.auto-rx.com
These people seem to like it:
http://theoildrop.server101.com/ubb/...?ubb=forum;f=5
I may try it on my LSS, as the previous owner fed it a continuous diet of dino, albeit, a oil change every 3k.
Its a flush. From what I'v heard..it does quite well.
www.auto-rx.com
These people seem to like it:
http://theoildrop.server101.com/ubb/...?ubb=forum;f=5
I may try it on my LSS, as the previous owner fed it a continuous diet of dino, albeit, a oil change every 3k.
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If what I hear and read is true, flushing with the other petro flushes would not likely get all the built up matter.
Auto-rx seems to require at least two treatments, over a couple thousand miles, and maybe 2 oil changes. There is a specific procedure which must be followed, but which is easy and thorough.
I'll likely do it to mine after I figure out the exhaust project I am contemplating
If what I hear and read is true, flushing with the other petro flushes would not likely get all the built up matter.
Auto-rx seems to require at least two treatments, over a couple thousand miles, and maybe 2 oil changes. There is a specific procedure which must be followed, but which is easy and thorough.
I'll likely do it to mine after I figure out the exhaust project I am contemplating
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Ya I've read the site a while back and may do it later, but I will flush out my oil first. Then run it with marvels mystery oil. Which does a crazy good job of cleaning anything out. Then just change it again.
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M1 is short for Mobil One synthetic oil. Its been selling for 5q/18.88 which is about 3.75 /qt which isnt bad for a true syntheic. M 1 is a group IV oil wher the others are usually a Grp III.
I've used wally syntheic 10w-30 successfully for years..but change it every 3000. However, as soon as my supply of that goes, I'll be switching over to M1 10w-30.
M1 is short for Mobil One synthetic oil. Its been selling for 5q/18.88 which is about 3.75 /qt which isnt bad for a true syntheic. M 1 is a group IV oil wher the others are usually a Grp III.
I've used wally syntheic 10w-30 successfully for years..but change it every 3000. However, as soon as my supply of that goes, I'll be switching over to M1 10w-30.
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I thought mobil 1 sold conventional oil too? Someone was tellign me about a cleaning mobil 1. These guys always tell me now to run synthetic in my car because of the mileage, saying it will cause it to leak out my seals or some crap. 
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Your talking about Mobil'* dino oil called "Drive Clean". I would suggest you do a search on the "Drive Clean" before using it.
Mobil 1 is Mobil'* synthetic line, which is likely the only grp iv synthetic available otc.
Amsoil and Schaffer'* is also excellent oil.
Mobil 1 10w-30 will be going into my LSS after my current stock of waly synthetic 10w-30 is used up. I have one more change on it..then to Mobil.
Because of the amount of miles i drive, the oil is changed every 2-3 weeks which is 3000 miles. With M1, I'll strech it out to 4500.
Your talking about Mobil'* dino oil called "Drive Clean". I would suggest you do a search on the "Drive Clean" before using it.
Mobil 1 is Mobil'* synthetic line, which is likely the only grp iv synthetic available otc.
Amsoil and Schaffer'* is also excellent oil.
Mobil 1 10w-30 will be going into my LSS after my current stock of waly synthetic 10w-30 is used up. I have one more change on it..then to Mobil.
Because of the amount of miles i drive, the oil is changed every 2-3 weeks which is 3000 miles. With M1, I'll strech it out to 4500.