GOING TO FLUSH oil what is the best flush or what do u use
I always heard you shouldn't do this. Something about breaking something loose (like some dirt) that isn't bothering anything and it clogging up an oil passage. Could lead to possible engine failure. I can't remember where I read that, but it does make sense.
are you trying to cure a problem? or create one?.....wanna keep an engine clean, once a year use a very lightweight motoroil(mobil 1syn 0w5 is perfect) if you have a problem?, add a quart of marvel mystery oil in place of a quart of 0w5,that should clean the rings and lifters out nicely,THIS REALLY WORKS!
Originally posted by DaxsZ28
I always heard you shouldn't do this. Something about breaking something loose (like some dirt) that isn't bothering anything and it clogging up an oil passage. Could lead to possible engine failure. I can't remember where I read that, but it does make sense.
I always heard you shouldn't do this. Something about breaking something loose (like some dirt) that isn't bothering anything and it clogging up an oil passage. Could lead to possible engine failure. I can't remember where I read that, but it does make sense.
And to the person who suggested the thin 0w5 oil, how is that going to clean anything? Unless the oil has tons of detergents in it or more esters in the base oil, I can't see how that particular oil is going to all of a sudden make this engine sparkling clean inside.
Originally posted by WP
....add a quart of marvel mystery oil in place of a quart of 0w5,that should clean the rings and lifters out nicely,THIS REALLY WORKS!
....add a quart of marvel mystery oil in place of a quart of 0w5,that should clean the rings and lifters out nicely,THIS REALLY WORKS!
Originally posted by Dr.Mudge
People who do engine work RAVE about ATF for cleaning piston walls and such, and removing stuff that nothing else will. Its a 10 weight oil with super detergent qualities.
People who do engine work RAVE about ATF for cleaning piston walls and such, and removing stuff that nothing else will. Its a 10 weight oil with super detergent qualities.
Originally posted by Patman
People I know from the oil message board all strictly warn against running tranny fluid in your engine. It's not a safe practice.
People I know from the oil message board all strictly warn against running tranny fluid in your engine. It's not a safe practice.
ATF is just 10 weight oil with extreme detergent qualities.
Dr.Mudge, a lot of the people on the oil message board are pretty smart, many of them do oil analysis interpretation, many of them are lubrication specialists, we're not talking about your average person here. We're talking people who are in the oil industry for their living, so they know what they are talking about.
I would go with the Auto-RX guys. I have seen oil analysis results after its use and some pics before and after. Looks good to me. So good in fact that I am going to seafoam my top end this spring, then do a cleaning of the bottom end with Auto-RX...
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