Any reason NOT to use Auto RX?

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I've got a 99 Crown Vic and would like the engine to be as clean as possible. Is there any reason that auto RX would do more harm than good? The engine shows awsome wear numbers on my used oil analysis, but I would like to make certain that the ring packs stay free of deposites and also make sure no varnish appears.

I guess I am just nervous that I may INCREASE wear.
 
Auto-Rx will not damage any oil-lubricated parts of an engine, including seals. Auto-Rx is a specially formulated green chemistry (not harmful to the environment) that cleans metal without using toxic substances. It does not act like so-called friction reducers designed to disguise mechanical problems that need the attention of a professional mechanic. In fact, 99 percent of the time, poor performance will be caused by oil debris buildup between piston rings. Auto-Rx addresses engine problems caused by brown carbon (sludge).
 
Matter of fact daryl or frank just posted results from a maintenance dosing that showed decreased wear even with just 3 ounces...
 
""I would like to make certain that the ring packs stay free of deposites""

that requirement is in the SL and SM spec the rings must be free or test is a fail.
bruce
 
The only negative side effect that I have experienced is oil leaks. 3 out of the 6 vehicles that I have treated have developed oil leaks. I did also notice some oil consumption, I don't know how much was from leakage and how much from some other cause. Oil stains on the driveway are the result, not damage of any kind to the engine that I can tell. Because treatment with ARX occurs gradually over a period of time like a month or even more depending on how much you drive the vehicle, the oil leakage can be slow to develop and slower to subside.

I haven't been able to tell where the leakage has been coming from either. Two of the cars I suspect it is coming from the valve covers because of a burning oil odor from the exhaust when the cars heat up real good. I had no oil leaks before ARX treatment.

I thought the leakage might be related to the age or number of miles on the treated cars, but my highest mileage vehicle that was treated is a '96 Olds minivan and it uses no oil and leaks no oil onto the ground. The 3400cc 6 cylinder in it has been very reliable and peppy, a real pleasure to own.
 
stogiedude,

I would continue useing Conventional oil for two or three oil changes if the seals do not have any damage the leaks should stop I had to uses Conventional for 3 oil changes in a Dodge Caravan before leaks stopped also you might want to check and see if the valve covers need tighten down Auto-Rx cleans sludge and ring packs and this increases your engine compression
 
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I've got a 99 Crown Vic and would like the engine to be as clean as possible. Is there any reason that auto RX would do more harm than good? The engine shows awsome wear numbers on my used oil analysis, but I would like to make certain that the ring packs stay free of deposites and also make sure no varnish appears.

I guess I am just nervous that I may INCREASE wear.



When using synthetic oil is the only time when its not needed meaning if the valve train looks clean and shinny no need for it.
 
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