Well you may want a black and white answer and for some reason, Travs experience is enough for you to conclude the product does not work.
But I've read many other posters who said it did work, in particular for compression, and am postulating that when engine cleaning is not significant, it appears to be an engine design / oil splash issue.
Now this doesn't detract from any argument that there were other ways to restore compression, or that Auto RX is more expensive than alternatives.
I'm just more interested in establishing the scenarios where it does and doesn't work, what that mechanism is, and what the alternatives are both for when it does work and when it doesn't.
I'm here to learn. And one thing I have learnt in life is that there are always nuances. So I'm not here to take sides or convince others that there is a black or white answer.
But I've read many other posters who said it did work, in particular for compression, and am postulating that when engine cleaning is not significant, it appears to be an engine design / oil splash issue.
Now this doesn't detract from any argument that there were other ways to restore compression, or that Auto RX is more expensive than alternatives.
I'm just more interested in establishing the scenarios where it does and doesn't work, what that mechanism is, and what the alternatives are both for when it does work and when it doesn't.
I'm here to learn. And one thing I have learnt in life is that there are always nuances. So I'm not here to take sides or convince others that there is a black or white answer.