I Luv MMO!

[MK2]

Well we're back from Vegas today with a total of 680 round trip miles. I put 6oz of MMO in my 4runner's fuel tank last Saturday morning with aggressive driving (mostly 75-85 mph convoy with the relatives) from Ventura, Ca to Vegas and I got 22.2 mpg!!!

While in our return trip, I only got 21 mpg w/o MMO with 70-75 mph driving.

I also put a pint of MMO in the crankcase the night before the trip. A/C was ON all the time and only used Chevron regular gas.

I will definitely use MMO every gas fill.

 

[Chris142]

I live in Apple Valley. I used to drive a truck to Vegas and back every day. I got 6mpg going to vegas and 4.5 coming home.

It's all downhill from Cajon to Baker with a tail wind and uphill from Baker to Cajon and against the wind going South.

 

[tenderloin]

The usual tail winds going to Las Vegas as well as headwinds on the return trip. Also that climb into the wind out of stateline is a MPG killer.

Now the MMO might have done what you wrote....

 

[BobFout]

MMO must have thinned out the oil

 

[ADFD1]

Originally Posted By: Loopie
Well we're back from Vegas today with a total of 680 round trip miles. I put 6oz of MMO in my 4runner's fuel tank last Saturday morning with aggressive driving (mostly 75-85 mph convoy with the relatives) from Ventura, Ca to Vegas and I got 22.2 mpg!!!

While in our return trip, I only got 21 mpg w/o MMO with 70-75 mph driving.

I also put a pint of MMO in the crankcase the night before the trip. A/C was ON all the time and only used Chevron regular gas.

I will definitely use MMO every gas fill.


Continue using it, the product works well, and has the added benefits of being a UCL. My father used it for decades and convinced me to use it, I can tell when my car doesn't have it in the gas. Many people respond negatively about MMO, and most of them never tried it. I have yet to see anywhere on the WWW or in real life anyone who destroyed an engine using MMO, in the oil or the gas. You might hear a story or someone who knows someone, that had a problem, rumors, never anything first hand.

Continue logging gas mileage with it, you'll be satisfied. Just don't OD it, it will reduce engine power and mileage.

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[INDYMAC]

I pretty much concur with everything you say shipmate. My experience has been similar to yours.

I've used many fuel additives in a can or bottle over the years, but can't remember any that knocked my socks off. But I can say that MMO is the best UCL I've ever tried in the fuel. It's the only thing I've found that will quiet valvetrain noise on start-up in my Honda F22 engine. Will it clean a fuel system or keep it clean and improve gas mileage? I can't give an honest answer to that question. Is it safe to use on a regular basis? It has been for me and everyone else that I know who has used it. I have never seen any reports to the contrary.

 

[ADFD1]

Nice comments INDYMAC,

It seems you share the same views as many of us do. There seems to be a little MMO group here on Bitog that chat via PM, MMO seems to have a nice following, and many satisfied users. My father used for decades and still does, if he had a complaint or problem he would have made it known. I've seem first hand just how clean the insides of engines were that used MMO. I saw plugs my father pulled out of an old 4.9L Ford engine that saw a steady diet of MMO in the gas. After 50,000 miles 1985 4.9L carb'ed engine the plugs were good enough to re-gap and re-use. They were near perfect and had a slight pink cast to them. This engine was run hard, and saw lots of stop and go use.

I had a landscaper buddy that added to the gas for all his equipment. He claims at the end of the season, everything he had to service was in better shape.

There are a handful of good additives out there, MMO is one of them. JMO

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[sleepery]

I just added MMO to my tank before fueling . I added about 7 ounces to about 10 gallons of fuel . I honestly hear less noise coming from the motor . I have a tapping sound that I now hear less . I will monitor it . I did not intend to put that much in and will measure it in the future .

Does anyone know if leaded fuel was a requirement in a GM van in 1978 ? Also was leaded fuel used in a 1973 Lincon Mark III ?

 

[lexus114]

for the 1978 unleaded,and for the 1973 leaded

 

[Trajan]

I've never had a problem using MMO in gas unless I OD'd it. Then the mpg dropped a bit.

I also use TC-W3 oil in the gas.