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LubeGard is good stuff. Not snake oil. They have memos on their websites from major automotive manufacturers recommending their products.

I use or have used LubeGard Black or silver bottle with Maxlife, Castrol Multi Import, or Valvoline Import ATF in the following: 06 Lexus RX330, 06 Honda CRV, 2009 Mazda CX-9, 2010 Mazda CX-7. The Lexus is nearing 300K miles. The CX-9 and CRV just turned 200K. I do a dump and fill every 30,000...

When Kendall sold out, the refinery that made the "green oil" was sold along with the rights to make the "green oil". That is now Penn Grade and they make the 20W-50 "Green Oil".

2006 CRV, 2009 Mazda CX-9, 2010 Scion XD.

Oh, I'll be getting a case of SAE 50 GT-1(not sure who would run anything that uses 50 weight!) and 2 cases of 20W-50 GT1 plus a bunch of other oils!

A friend of mine who is paying me to clean out and organize his shop gave me these. Guess I'll be running 10W30 in my cars for a year!

A friend of mine is paying me to clean out and organize the back rooms of his business. Told me to take,use or sell or give away any products that I find. So I started with this! Most of the ACDelco filters will go to a buddy of mine that collects Pontiacs and Buicks and uses GMC trucks to haul...

2006 Honda CRV, 208K miles.

2nd Gen CRV's only real trouble spot were thier grenading air conditioner compressors. They are infamous.

He keeps cars on average 20 years!

My 86 year old father just bought the last new vehicle he will ever buy. My dad is loaded but he is loaded by being frugal. I know he would shoot down the idea and cost of a professionally applied "ceramic" coating. Having that in mind, what are the recommend paint sealants right now. It's new...

I just tried Leather Luster on my daughter's faded trim on her 2005 CRV. It turned out pretty good. It is a leather titanium (di)oxide coating, I think. I have used it for years on my police gear(shoes, gunbelt, etc). I figured "what the hell". It is like a paint. I cleaned the trim with...

Yeah and it makes me wonder if any of it is REALLY that much better than the old stuff? Have there REALLY been any real improvements in chemical technology as far as vehicle finish protection goes? I mean, any new chemicals or compounds in the past 5 to 10 years that REALLY MAKES THE PROTECTION...

Anyone tried the "new" Liquid Glass by MPT? Gone is the charcoal lighter can and new modern flip-top squeeze bottle is the new container. I have a bottle of the MPT Classic Polish and have used it twice and really like it. Have read this is the same product as Liquid Glass since MPT bought the...

Keeping your vehicles inside a garage or under a carport will help more than any product applied to the finish. My mom and dad's cars and trucks are kept in an insulated garage here in Alabama. Their car exteriors are mint even after 19 years. My dad just sold a 2004 Expedition with only 88K...

Roger that. I'm not up on Redline products anymore and had forgotten their Fuel Injector Cleaner designation. I changed the plugs when I got it. The engine runs great. No smell of fuel upon start up or anything. I'll find some and try it. Or I make get some BG 44K Injector Cleaner. I know lots...

I'm sticking with what I got. Ain't gonna buy Redline unless I still drove 2.5K a month and wanted to do a 25K OCI.

Conventional. Not Syn Blend or Synthetic.

Nope. Revs like a scalded dog.

Just came in. Looks like the bragging that Chevron did saying its conventional 15w-40 with "ISO-Syn" would equal or outperform the competition's "synthetic blend" offering (Delvac 1300?) held up. I got some Delo Synthetic 15w-40 at "clearance" price at WM and have it in the Scion now. Gonna take...