Slick 50
I have a 95/N Scooby Turbo and was wondering about putting in Mobil one 0w-40 oil then Slick 50 and slick 50 fuel treatment
please can someone HELP?
I have heard some people say yes use others say don,t do it , can someone give me a positive answer on this?
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please can someone HELP?
I have heard some people say yes use others say don,t do it , can someone give me a positive answer on this?
[This message has been edited by GSM21 (edited 12-03-99).]
I tried it on a previous car, it didn't cause any problems for me. More importantly it didn't seem to make any difference either. No more power, no improvement in smoothnes and fuel consumption identical to the nearest 0.1 mpg.
I second the comment above, don't bother. I have also heard that Du Pont, the makers of PTFE, tried to withhold supplies to engine treatment producers because they consider it to be "snake oil". Apparently, they were forced to recommence supplies under restraint of trade rules.
I second the comment above, don't bother. I have also heard that Du Pont, the makers of PTFE, tried to withhold supplies to engine treatment producers because they consider it to be "snake oil". Apparently, they were forced to recommence supplies under restraint of trade rules.
See the "snake oil" site (http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/2195/snakeoil.html). I wouldn't risk it!
Not to mention the Molybdenum Disulfide / Trisulfide issue (di- is a lubricant, tri- is abrasive. Di- can turn into tri- in reaction with some petrochemicals).
- Graham
[This message has been edited by gpa (edited 12-03-99).]
Not to mention the Molybdenum Disulfide / Trisulfide issue (di- is a lubricant, tri- is abrasive. Di- can turn into tri- in reaction with some petrochemicals).
- Graham
[This message has been edited by gpa (edited 12-03-99).]
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