Gas Additaves
#11
RE: Gas Additaves
lol, seems kinda risky...
i guess ill try it, dont know if im gonna do the combustion chaimber cleaning, but w.e
if it hasent been done since the car was new, i can only imagine how dirty it is...
i guess ill try it, dont know if im gonna do the combustion chaimber cleaning, but w.e
if it hasent been done since the car was new, i can only imagine how dirty it is...
#14
RE: Gas Additaves
I would trust Techron for gasoline and either Auto-RX or Lube Control for oil, but I would avoid most other additives.
Of course, if you use a high-quality premium gasoline like Chevron Supreme or Shell V-Power and a 502.00 synthetic oil, you probably don't need any additives, ever.
Of course, if you use a high-quality premium gasoline like Chevron Supreme or Shell V-Power and a 502.00 synthetic oil, you probably don't need any additives, ever.
#15
RE: Gas Additaves
ORIGINAL: jlaudio184
everyone on an explorer forum im on use seafoam and they say its like a cureall, put it in the vaccuum hoses
everyone on an explorer forum im on use seafoam and they say its like a cureall, put it in the vaccuum hoses
#16
RE: Gas Additaves
ORIGINAL: hb972.8q
i have used seafoam through my vac lines it does a lot of cleening to the internal engine parts. i have also used it in my oil to get rid of sludge build up. but it still doesn't cleen out the injectors.
i have used seafoam through my vac lines it does a lot of cleening to the internal engine parts. i have also used it in my oil to get rid of sludge build up. but it still doesn't cleen out the injectors.
so i can find seafoam at any autoparts storey eh??
ill do a writeup as soon as its time for another oil change...
do you think that adding it to the oil will effect my turbo? the guy in the writeup did it on a 2.8, but seeing how the oil gets way hotter when its going through the turbo, i dont know if this might compromise the viscosity of the oil if it gets too hot with that seafoam in it