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In which country that has lower gas prices than us would you like to live in? United Kingdom $8.37 Netherlands $7.52 Norway $7.33 Belgium $6.95 Denmark $6.95 Germany $6.72 Portugal $6.65 Finland $6.57 France $6.50 Sweden $6.50 Hungary $5.63 Poland $5.63 Slovakia $5.59 Austria $5.40...

That's what I am going to use to do my AutoRX cleaning and rinsings.

Does "drive it like you stole it" mean to drive it really carefully so you don't get noticed and pulled over by the cops? or does it mean to drive agressively to keep the engine rpm's varying and engine hot?...and then get pulled over by the cops.

Is Havoline Synthetic from Big Lots a Group III oil? I just bought a bunch of the synthetic Havoline from Big Lots and I want to start using AutoRX which calls for dino oil or a Group III synthetic.

American's care about performance, that is why we don't want smaller engines like in Europe. It takes our bigger engine with higher hp and tq to haul around our bigger butts. In Europe, I saw very few obese people, and when I did, they started speaking "American".

I was going to buy some of Specialty Formulation's Synthetic Toyota Type T-IV but he is currently not in operations. Does anybody else make a synthetic fluid rated Toyota Type T-IV?

"So he isn't up to the factory mileage yet?" Not yet, the Los Angeles Star Wars convention was only last night.

I just put in FP3000 into my friends 2006 BMW 325 with about 40K miles. He has used it mainly for driving on the freeways of Southern California and long distance driving across states. He was a tad skeptical about putting in a non-namebrand additive. I told him that FP3000 was only available...

I run it in my: Power Steering Automatic Trans Crankcase Front and Rear Diffs Transfer Case

If I know that FP3000 will be readily available, I will buy a diesel car.

If I know that FP3000 will be readily available, I buy a diesel car.

To be 100% sure, I'll call the manufacturer that makes the filter media for AEM to confirm.

Thanks for the reply guys. The W123 that I am interested in has 210k miles on it. The auto trans has been replaced at 160k miles. The 3.0L Turbo Diesel engines are supposed to last 500k miles, however, I have heard that their auto trans need to be replaced more often. Will AutoRX help to make...

Just dip it in water with some dish soap. Make sure it is rinsed extremely well after the cleaning.

Let's assume: 1. a new filter is $30 2. 10% gas savings after 15k miles 3. $3.00 per gallon 4. car gets 25 mpg That same $30 can buy you 10 gallons = 250 miles = 2500 miles @ 10% savings. So changing an air filter too early does not save you much money at all.

I read the AutoRX application instructions under "diesel" but it said it is ONLY for the Duramax, Cummins, and PSD American trucks. I am interested in buying a W123 1982 Mercedes sedan with a 5 cyliner 3.0L turbo diesel engine. What application instructions should I use? Thanks!

I remember reading somewhere that he makers of DSG said that they will have some huge market share in just a few years. Perhaps DSG can be considered "manual" since there is a clutch but it is computer controlled. Do you consider the F1 paddle shifters with robotic clutches to be a "manual...

above I meant: Do F1 cars even have clutch pedals anymore?

Technology will make manual transmissions obsolete. Do F1 cars even have clutches anymore?

Foam does not filter as well as paper, fact. http://home.stny.rr.com/jbplock/ISO5011/SPICER.htm Uni makes the filters for TrueFlow. So you can compare the Uni results in the above test to the paper filters in terms of dust capacity and filtration efficiency.