can this product be used in marine engine
1845306
Please check the directions on the Bottle for that type of information . If not on the bottle check with the manufacture ,however my experience with Marine engines tell me you may have a sever problem within your cooling system [water blockage etc.]. Most Marine engines have a fresh supply of cool water from a lake or ocean etc. to draw from so overheating is rare unless there is a issue within the cooling system of your engine .My knee jerk answer is........have a professional inspection of your motor and see what's making it run hot . Sorry maybe this time the cure may not be in the bottle ..Thanks Ron Please check the directions on the Bottle for that type of information . If not on the bottle check with the manufacture ,however my experience with Marine engines tell me you may have a sever problem within your cooling system [water blockage etc.]. Most Marine engines have a fresh supply of cool water from a lake or ocean etc. to draw from so overheating is rare unless there is a issue within the cooling system of your engine .My knee jerk answer is........have a professional inspection of your motor and see what's making it run hot . Sorry maybe this time the cure may not be in the... » Read More Please check the directions on the Bottle for that type of information . If not on the bottle check with the manufacture ,however my experience with Marine engines tell me you may have a sever problem within your cooling system [water blockage etc.]. Most Marine engines have a fresh supply of cool water from a lake or ocean etc. to draw from so overheating is rare unless there is a issue within the cooling system of your engine .My knee jerk answer is........have a professional inspection of your motor and see what's making it run hot . Sorry maybe this time the cure may not be in the bottle ..Thanks Ron « Show Less
1845307
I'm not sure. I think marine engines use the water from the lake or river to cool the engine, so adding this would pollute the water. If the engine has a sealed cooling system like a car, then you could use it, but I would consult with the manufacturer first.
1845308
There is no reason you can't use this in a closed loop cooling system for a marine engine.
1845309
I would say yes it can but call a marina and ask a mechanic if it is safe just to be sure, or go to hyperlube.com and ask them. Jarod is correct just make sure you have an enclosed cooling system.
2094044
I believe you can. But, the heat from the engine may cause this product to come loose. The product is also made out of a flammable material and may not be a good idea for an engine compartment. I hope this helps. They make a fireproof eggshell material that is used in an engine compartment. RSA
1438153
No, it will not. Nothing will work on an outboard motor. That said for your question ,This stuff is worthless, looks like koolaid and works just as good.
1544307
I'd say yes - but I don't know for sure. Pretty sure your CATs run at a higher oil pressure than a conventional small block V8 but this sender is supposed to be good up to 80psi. So with that in mind, you should be OK . See the following link... http://www.marinepartssource.com/newdetails.asp?pnumber=S185899&mfg=SIERRA&mfgno=18-5899&desc=0-80%20PSI%20Single%20Station%20Oil%20Pressure%20Sender
1860823
I use it in freshwater but I don't see any reason why it would not work in a marine environment. Just make sure you rinse with freshwater after each use.
1031966
I don't think so. it is basically for shoes. I would think that you would need something more like what they use on boat canvas and tops. A marine supply store could help you with this. Good luck.
1599567
it would be fine without qualification for everything except for anything that has a high rpm, like the shafts for mower attachments etc. For high rpm applications you need to check with the manufacturer (online is easy) to make sure this stuff is good enough. Here is a hard thing too, you do not want to mix a natural based product with a synthetic based product in those high rpm places so make note of what the mfgr. says they squirted in there. hope this helped.
1380916
I would not. This is a lube additive, not fuel additive. May mess up your injector or reeds. Use only a HIGH quality 2 cycle oil for your engine. Trust me, cheep 2 cycle oil results in big problems later.
941853
This is a two cycle all purpose motor oil so I don't see any reason why it shouldn't, but you might want to contact the manufacturer just to be on the safe side.
2057479
I do not know, have not tried, but you can contact manufacturer at info@ust-marine.com hope that helps.
228198
Yes, it is recommended to use with water only actually. It is good for all engines and can be mixed with coolant or regular H2O.
10529
yes , it can be used by any type motor...that needs a inline filter'- with the same size fuel line size hook-ups'
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.
2035465
It says on the bottle fr use in all two cycle engines. mst bats run 50:1 ratio. It gived 50:1 mix ratio. actually it says it will mix 24:1 up t 100:1 Personally I havent tried it in a boat motor. I use in my gas model airplane engines and weed eater, chainsaw and it is very clean burning. I was using Honda HP2 synthetic and the Royal Purple is much much cleaner. I'm very well pleased with this oil. It's the best I have used so far and have used many over the years since I am a boat and motrcycle tech. Hope this helps with any questions.
75086
I think so...any four stroke multiple carbs...I only use it on outboards but its the same concept
1783360
The package does not say so I would NOT use it for high heat applications for that reason. If it cannot be welded (best choice) use JB WELD or similar 2-part epoxy as they can be used on engines.
765671
It works ok on gas engines, but the oil must be hot. Not much oil left behind. Not recomended for Diesel engines or boat stern drives.