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Just quick update. Added Liqui moly gear oil aditive with mos2 to Gearbox during last oci. Still not enough time for full effect (around 20 days), but gear change is smoother. No problem with differential,no slipping or pulling on either side.

My mechanic used it on his own car. I sorted out problem. Car is Mercedes 190 diesel with almost half mill kilometers.

Just for the sake of discussion. Only military use of additives I know of is for tank engines by Yugoslav and Russian army. That information is from my my neighbor who is retired tank officer and some others. Some form of additive is used for new and serviced engines on T554, T55 and Yugoslav...

Maybe in theory, but in practical use no. In this case MTL is almost 11 years old so its due for MTL change anyway. By the look of it (red color) its probably some kind of ATF with EP additives. My friend (mechanic by profession) used gear oil additive it couple of times to cut down noise from...

Cheers for that

Originally Posted By: wag123 Don't use MoS2 in a manual gearbox! It will render the syncros useless. Don't. worry it's made for manual transmissions and diffs. It's not suitable for wet clutch (bikes) and self locking differentials. My friend used it couple of times on noisy gearbox and diffs...

I followed this topic very carefully. Just want to say few things on mater of using mos2 in older engine. I have Ford Mondeo mk3 2.0L tdci 2003 (diesel,euro-market car) with 247000km on dash. On my last oil change used LM MoS2 with LM Toptec 4100 5w-40 (2 cans of moly with little less then 6...

If something is worth doing, it's worth overdoing

I plan to use LM Gear oil additive on my gearbox. My next oil change is due in about a month so its perfect time to do that also. This is the stuff: http://www.liqui-moly.de/liquimoly/produktdb.nsf/id/en_1040.html?Opendocument&land=GB I hope that I dont brake any rules about advertising

Hello to everyone, This is my first post here. I`m not native speaker so please excuse me if I make some mistake. I followed this topic very carefully, and in fact it is reason why i have registered on this forum. Want to say few things on mater of using mos2 in older engine. I have Ford...