How can i used this product in car engine? What step should i follow?
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Engine has to be cool. Cover any or all electrical components that will get damaged with water. Spray Oil Eaters and let it soak all the gunk. Works best when used with pressure washer. Do not spray straight to electrical distribution boxes or Fuse boxes. On some newer car you can get away with not covering ay electrical harness or components. On older cars you may want to use precaution measures and cover these items with zip lock bags trash bags,etc. After rinse let the warmth of the car dry the excess water for about 5-10 minutes. Remove all covers. Start you car and let it run on idle these way your car can generate heat and dry any remaining water. If you engine begins to run rough you might have moisture or water in you electrical harness,distributor,coil packs or spark plug and wires. Best if you disconnect the wire harness/plugs one by one and inspect for water intrusion or moisture build up. Once you locate the issue let it air dry or spray with compressed air. If you do not have a compressor and air gun available, a computer aeresol spray will do. I used isopropyl alcohol in the past, but alcohol will remove the corrosion preventive coat. Petroleum Jelly like Vaseline can be applied. Auto part store have a variety of electrical grease you can get. Ensure that you induction system is air tight. If equipped with carburator, make sure that the dish is seal and as a prevention spray around the carburator and its components. Key points, cover electrical components, spray away from electrical distribution boxes,fuse box and other electrical components. And ensure your induction system is sealed. There is some prep work that has to be done before you spray you engine with any liquids. Oil Eaters will do your dirty work. Rinse at your own discretion.
1659408
let the engine cool first. use like a 16 oz hand sprayer or a power sprayer. spray the top portion of the motor let sit about 5 minutes then add another light coat of spray. for me this removes normal greas and oil.
551719
I would like to make a suggestion. If you really want to clean out your engine and make it run and last longer, use this, /Cerma-Gas or Diesel-Ceramic-Engine-Treatment. It will cut through every bit of crud in your engine and completely coat the metal surface with ceramic coating. Cerma really works and results will blow your mind. It is not cheap, but well worth it. It can be found here on Amazon and on Ebay. It has made my car with 240,000 miles run better than new and it is a one time treatment. PTK
2034050
This is a 4-cycle engine, not a 2-cycle. That means no mixing oil with gas---you fill the oil pan like you do with your car. Instructions and a funnel are included. You use regular car oil--there is a chart for oil weight vs. temperatures. Cheap 10w30 is good for most purposes. I used a 5w40 synthetic oil because we are most likely to lose power in the winter, when its below freezing.
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This is a 4-cycle engine, not a 2-cycle.That means no mixing oil with gas---you fill the oil pan like you do with your car.Instructions and a funnel are included. You use regular car oil--there is a chart for oil weight vs. temperatures.Cheap 10w30 is good for most purposes. I used a 5w40 synthetic oil because we are most likely to lose power in the winter, when its below freezing.
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I have used this, and it worked good for me. I first drained all coolant from car, then flushed the cooling system with clean water until clean clear water was all in the motor block, and radiator. You must remove the thermostat before flush, and sealer is ran. After good flushing, drain some of the water , then add the head sealer , top off with water in the radiator. Now let the car run for a few hr's. Get it warm. Don't let it over heat. Some say they leave it in a few days, and drive it with the sealer in before re-filling with proper coolant. It will not work if any coolant is in the system when using the head sealer. I have used it on 2 cars, and both are fine now. Worked great for me.
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You absolutely can use it. That being said there are likely better choices for gasoline turbo engines. This is a heavy duty diesel engine oil. Oils like pennzoil platinum, quaker state full synthetic, even mobil 1 has a 5w40 made just for your car and in my opinion give better protection but I use rotella 5w40 in my motorcycle, 4 wheeler, diesel pickup, diesel tractor and love it.
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None of the ingredients look like they could cause harm to the engine or cause a fire. I would spray around the engine. I would spray on the sides of the engine frame work. Not directly on the engine. The fumes might bother you. Could flow into the car. If you try this let me know. Can't hurt
96752
It should be good for all small engines ! I would use it for the pressure washer ! But I am no expert so you may want to call a company that sells an item like yours! Hope this was of some help to you.
66026
To the best of my knowledge this is made specifically for Diesel engines.That is why I picked it and what I use it on. There are other synthetics out there for other uses.
863397
I agree with MyFoose that you should try using fresh gasoline with an additive such as Sta-Bil. I have never had trouble starting any of my Honda engines.
400315
I used it on my 95 Honda civic engine. It broke up the grime and grease and didn't harm anything. It worked pretty good.
149951
I would use some other lucas oil additives but this can be used as a fuel additive for any engine
312063
This is not one of those that plug into the cigarette lighter. This should be wired directly to the battery. For best results, use heavy cables like on a good set of jumper cables, but shorter (up to 3 feet). Such cables are available separately. As for running the engine, I think that is best. Otherwise, your battery will be used up soon.
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You want to use a good 2 cycle oil additive it performs a big job ! lubrication of the engine don't use a fuel treatment there are many good 2 cycle oils out there. Go to Lucas CUSTOMER SERVICE PRODUCT DISCRIPTION .
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I don't think it would be needed on that type of engine.That engine should not have a cooling problem.It can be used with no problems.
768283
Run your car hard and get the RPMs up after this treatment. If it doesnt clear up after 200miles, go to a parts store and have them clear the code.
2058122
Assuming you followed all of the instructions and the previous answer, maybe a small shot of engine starting fluid (ether) will get you going. Don't overdue it. Also, their customer service is great. Give them a call.