So this is my 1st post, after reading a lot of great info here, I wanted to get this question off my chest before I try this and potentially mess something up.
http://www.marvelmysteryoil.com/index.php/forums/viewthread/294/
Quote:
I use 15w-50 Mobil 1 with Mobil Oil Filter, and 20% of MMO in the crank, 16oz of MMO in the Transmission, 6oz in a full gas tank, and 4oz in the radiator. Thanks MMO! I go every 6k between oil changes with good oil.
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/posts/1696822/
Originally Posted By: Warstud
Never thought of putting MMO in the radiator.
http://www.marvelmysteryoil.com/index.php/forums/viewthread/238#966
Quote:
Yes, MMO dissipates heat better than most products and that’s why is works so well with synthetic oil lowering engine temp. I also use MMO in the radiator. Cooler engines run better, longer.
Quote:
Yes everyone, I use MMO in my radiator! And the cars runs better, but my temp gauge flickers when i get on the gas, but that could be a vacuum leak that I haven’t found yet.
Quote:
Some of us have no idea why anyone would do this. Oil and water separate.
http://www.marvelmysteryoil.com/index.php/forums/viewthread/229/
Quote:
I read a post in the Marvel Tales where a guy had some rusty looking coolant and the only thing that stopped it was adding some MMO too the coolant. My coolant is nice and green but have you tested MMO in the cooling system or is this something you do not recommend.
Quote:
I use MMO in my radiator in all of my cars. I have a Nissian, Infiniti, and Chevy truck. They run cooler, break down all that junk inside the engine block, and MMO lubricates the water pump.
Quote:
DFD1 is right, water and oil do not mix but, their may be a slight chance if you are using 100% propylene glycol, no water added. Glycol is used in Deisel fuel additives (winter) and I use a combination with MMO, never had any issues. Try an experiment, use a small cup, put some of your antifreeze in it, add some MMO. If it blends with no reaction it will be OK, however, if it reacts such as temperature change, precipatation, coagulation or other, forget about it.
Quote:
I use 6oz of MMO in all my radiators and will continue to do so.
Quote:
Hey, just want to update my MMO in my radiator. Everything looks good in my coolant system and I placed 32 oz in my radiator with full antifreeze, no water… Oh, my baby runs smoooth, but now my temp, gauge flickers..not bad, but it slightly flickers.
http://www.marvelmysteryoil.com/index.php/forums/viewthread/294/
Quote:
I use 15w-50 Mobil 1 with Mobil Oil Filter, and 20% of MMO in the crank, 16oz of MMO in the Transmission, 6oz in a full gas tank, and 4oz in the radiator. Thanks MMO! I go every 6k between oil changes with good oil.
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/posts/1696822/
Originally Posted By: Warstud
Never thought of putting MMO in the radiator.
http://www.marvelmysteryoil.com/index.php/forums/viewthread/238#966
Quote:
Yes, MMO dissipates heat better than most products and that’s why is works so well with synthetic oil lowering engine temp. I also use MMO in the radiator. Cooler engines run better, longer.
Quote:
Yes everyone, I use MMO in my radiator! And the cars runs better, but my temp gauge flickers when i get on the gas, but that could be a vacuum leak that I haven’t found yet.
Quote:
Some of us have no idea why anyone would do this. Oil and water separate.
http://www.marvelmysteryoil.com/index.php/forums/viewthread/229/
Quote:
I read a post in the Marvel Tales where a guy had some rusty looking coolant and the only thing that stopped it was adding some MMO too the coolant. My coolant is nice and green but have you tested MMO in the cooling system or is this something you do not recommend.
Quote:
I use MMO in my radiator in all of my cars. I have a Nissian, Infiniti, and Chevy truck. They run cooler, break down all that junk inside the engine block, and MMO lubricates the water pump.
Quote:
DFD1 is right, water and oil do not mix but, their may be a slight chance if you are using 100% propylene glycol, no water added. Glycol is used in Deisel fuel additives (winter) and I use a combination with MMO, never had any issues. Try an experiment, use a small cup, put some of your antifreeze in it, add some MMO. If it blends with no reaction it will be OK, however, if it reacts such as temperature change, precipatation, coagulation or other, forget about it.
Quote:
I use 6oz of MMO in all my radiators and will continue to do so.
Quote:
Hey, just want to update my MMO in my radiator. Everything looks good in my coolant system and I placed 32 oz in my radiator with full antifreeze, no water… Oh, my baby runs smoooth, but now my temp, gauge flickers..not bad, but it slightly flickers.
