Will this 300ml container treat 7 quarts (about 4%) of synthetic oil? Should I use it every 8,000 mile oil change?
1968663
I mean, sure, it'll treat it. Maybe not as efficient as recommended. Read the label or check out their website.I can tell you that I use one can for 5 qts. of Mobil1 Full Synth 0W20 in my 2014 Mazda CX-5. Better price doing the oil from WalMart and buying the Moly on line.
1968664
I use it at oil changes with 6qts and use the full bottle. My EcoBoost engine gets 5k intervals. I wouldn't add any during a run.
1968665
It treats 5 quarts, my suv uses 8 and I've noticed a difference right away. Use it every oil change. It states every 5000 to 7000 miles,
1968666
Yeah it should treat the 7 and if you want to use it every oil change would depend on your results
443519
If you don't have more than 1/3 cup of oil in the container it works fine. Any more than that it tends to squirt rather than spray. Also Give it a few pumps just before use, the more pressure the better the spray.
71140
If you've been using synthetic for the life of the car I would say that is okay but if you are looking to switch from long-term conventional use the switch may cause leaks as synthetic seems to clean areas out more. I know this from working as an oil tech and seeing countless people come in and want to switch to synthetic and come back with new leaks that didn't exist before
1908354
I put in 8 drops and have used it to the longest setting 3 days in a row. I am going to clean it out today and put in a different oil. :)
2098169
I add it at every oil change using synthetic usually 7000 miles or so the stuff works and you feel the difference after 100 miles or so
1001562
I have used it now for 6k miles and have found a reduced degree of oil burn. I change my oil every 6K and because of the excellent results I have seen on my 98 FORD XLT EXPEDITION 62K miles I will skip a treatment this change but plan on using this product on the next change. A lot cheaper than dropping an engine.The product says 30k but I always err on the side of caution.
2027226
I used it to pump transmission fluid and it took about 5 minutes per quart. It works but if your looking something that we really transfer a lot of oil quickly and many times then I would go find something much more rugged. At $30 it pays for itself the 1st time you use it to swap transmisstion fluid. That's the way I look at it. I hope it keeps working and has worked to move gas. Never tried it on engine oil but I think it would work also. I would also flush it after uses with something just to get residuel/potentialy harmful to the pump out of it instead of letting it sit in the pump. It's plastic!! I used it to pump transmission fluid and it took about 5 minutes per quart. It works but if your looking something that we really transfer a lot of oil quickly and many times then I would go find something much more rugged. At $30 it pays for itself the 1st time you use it to swap transmisstion fluid. That's the way I look at it. I hope it keeps working and has worked to move gas. Never tried it on engine oil but I think it would work also. I would also flush it after uses with something just to get residuel/potentialy harmful to the pump out of it instead of letting it sit in the pump.... » Read More I used it to pump transmission fluid and it took about 5 minutes per quart. It works but if your looking something that we really transfer a lot of oil quickly and many times then I would go find something much more rugged. At $30 it pays for itself the 1st time you use it to swap transmisstion fluid. That's the way I look at it. I hope it keeps working and has worked to move gas. Never tried it on engine oil but I think it would work also. I would also flush it after uses with something just to get residuel/potentialy harmful to the pump out of it instead of letting it sit in the pump. It's plastic!! « Show Less
142459
I use it in my 31 ford and put about 4 oz. to 5 quarts of oil on an oil change. Also a teaspoon in the snow blower and other 4 cycle small engines, makes them smooth, and start easy.
71139
Only if full synthetic was originally used.Otherwise, use Castrol part synthetic high mileage oil and a wix or purolator oil filter. The Castrol will last 5k miles before it needs changed. The Valvoline full synthetic is completely broken down by 3k miles. Off the shelf "full synthetic" oil is simply base oil with additional additives, it is junk. Schaeffer, Amsoil and Royal Purple make FAR superior products.
1027707
Just consider the stop leak as 1 quart of oil and you will be good. It has stopped all leaks for me.
825743
My 2011 Nissan Rogue 4 cylinder with CVT took exactly five quarts. (I poured the old fluid into empty plastic bottles to measure it). I drained from the pan only. It actually holds around seven quarts but you have to do a full flush (messy) to get it all out. I changed it at 30,000 miles and will do it every 25,000 miles in the future. This will keep enough new fluid coming in so I don't have to bother with the full flush.
24069
I substitute 1 quart of MMR for a quart of regular oil in all of my auto engines. I also add it to each tank of fuel aas per directions on the bottle. I also use MMR in the oil and gas of my lawnmower. MMR works. It is very high detergent. Keeps engines and fuel systems clean. I've been using MMR for 40 years.
1027706
I wouldn't recommend putting this if there's little or no room, assuming you've already checked the minimum and the maximum hashmark on your dipstick after your oil change. Too much oil in your engine could aggravate the leak(s) because of pressure when the engine is running. Leaks might start to come out at different seams like at the valve cover.I would recommend to add stop leak (Lucas) on your next oil change instead. Just read the ratio of stop leak and the oil in the Lucas container. After you've drain your old oil and put back the drain plug, put the right amount of Stop Leak first before adding the rest of your oil, checking the oil dipstick while doing this so you won't go over max. I wouldn't recommend putting this if there's little or no room, assuming you've already checked the minimum and the maximum hashmark on your dipstick after your oil change. Too much oil in your engine could aggravate the leak(s) because of pressure when the engine is running. Leaks might start to come out at different seams like at the valve cover.I would recommend to add stop leak (Lucas) on your next oil change instead. Just read the ratio of stop leak and the oil in the Lucas container. After you've drain your old oil and put back the drain plug, put the right amount of Stop Leak... » Read More I wouldn't recommend putting this if there's little or no room, assuming you've already checked the minimum and the maximum hashmark on your dipstick after your oil change. Too much oil in your engine could aggravate the leak(s) because of pressure when the engine is running. Leaks might start to come out at different seams like at the valve cover.I would recommend to add stop leak (Lucas) on your next oil change instead. Just read the ratio of stop leak and the oil in the Lucas container. After you've drain your old oil and put back the drain plug, put the right amount of Stop Leak first before adding the rest of your oil, checking the oil dipstick while doing this so you won't go over max. « Show Less
1095754
I haven't used it yet but I will for all except 22 I have a different machine for that, to my understanding it Is oil less, so should work for all, I recommend changing driers while switching refrigerants to not contaminate. Should be no problem, if using for cars you will probably need a adapter fitting
911795
I used tablets to sanitize it. If your oil is hot I would say no and even if cold no.
1756134
I am currently using it in a Suzuki 300 engine. This is synthetic and cannot be mixed with standard oils. Drain bike completely first and replace oil filter when refilling.
1721430
I use 10/30 Mobil 1, but any multi vis oil will work, Holds about .8 qts. I change it every 20-30hrs.