AutoRx detectable ? Warranty Questions....

[TonyMazz]

Ok..since I am using Arx in a maintenance does on new motors from the very beginning....I have a few questions....

1. If I were to have any issues associated with my engine and bring it in for work. Will there be an issue with the fact that there is Arx in the oil?

2. Is Arx detectable in the oil with an oil analysis ?

3. Is there any possible issues that Arx could create that would void a new car warranty simply because it is an additive and GM says no additives are needed...?

Has anyone ever run into any issues associated with the mere presence of Arx in their crankcase and warranty rejection....???

Just wondering....

 

[Pablo]

I wouldn't worry, but for enough money AutoRx can be identified in used oil.

"No additives needed" seems like different language than something like "oil additives of any nature will void your warranty"

I have faith that there is nothing in AutoRx that will harm your engine - but crap happens.

 

[Brandon Gatz]

curious about why you are using arx on a new vehicle. there's nothing for arx to clean in a new engine....

 

[SSDude]

curious about why you are using arx on a new vehicle. there's nothing for arx to clean in a new engine....


He wants to keep his engine clean before any issues develop. I think its a good idea.

 

[Frank]

Auto-Rx is not detectable in a normal oil analysis
as it is not solvent or petrolueum based. Auto-Rx can do no harm. Auto-Rx does not change viscosity of host oil and is simpy an ecological safe metal cleaner.

Regarding new engines you will not believe what comes out after using Auto-Rx following the application for engines under 100,000 miles.

Using 3 ounce maintenace program (after cleaning) will keep your engine in top shape and you will not need to do a cleaning again.

 

[TonyMazz]

I purchased 2 bottles of Arx to run on my old vehicle, instead purchased two new vehicles, and have been running Arx maintenance dose in each.
(Wanted to use the product not just let it sit around). So the motor has had Arx in from the begining and through that I want to keep them clean for as long as I own the vehicles.

So...I am running in both motors and all is well.

 

[darkdan]

They'd have to spend a lot of money to find it.

Plus, they'd have to prove whatever problem you have came from auto-rx.

 

[MolaKule]

ARX is not an additive.

It is a cleaning supplement.

 

[dkryan]

So, Auto-Rx will not have any effect on the "numbers" derived from a UOA, i.e, it's irrelevant if don't I tell Blackstone I'm using a maintenance dose?

 

[Pablo]

Blackstone wouldn't give a hoot - but it's worth noting on the report for your future comparisons, and of course us BitOG idjits like to know.