that will be great and they will have more money in there pocket..Maybe if you keep repeating the same phrase in the same forum thread over and over again people will stop buying it
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Just tell the people a lie long enough and eventually people start to believe it like the nazis did in WW2. I heard that about Pennzoil and sludge and wax and engine falling apart before I joined on here. Used the Ultra Platinum and discovered it was actually pretty good same as Fram filters. Everyone has a different experience. I'm at the point where it works for me I could care less what people think as most haven't used it at all or given it a fair honest chance.Maybe if you keep repeating the same phrase in the same forum thread over and over again people will stop buying it
One interesting and absolutely unexpected result of using Ceratec in my wife's car was it stopped very very slow oil leak.
I'd see a drop or two a week on garage floor, the leak is at rear main and dealer replaced the seal twice under warranty. They offered to replace it again but when we picked up the car after second one I discovered they didn't put clamp back on on top rad hose (saw fluid on floor when back home, close to half of coolant was gone), so no more dealer visits.
Anyway, engine most def likes Ceratec in Forte.
I'd see a drop or two a week on garage floor, the leak is at rear main and dealer replaced the seal twice under warranty. They offered to replace it again but when we picked up the car after second one I discovered they didn't put clamp back on on top rad hose (saw fluid on floor when back home, close to half of coolant was gone), so no more dealer visits.
Anyway, engine most def likes Ceratec in Forte.
Could it be possible it increased the compression and that's why it's not leaking? I have heard of MoS2 slowing or stopping minor leaks. I believe it's a mineral based 30 weight do it might be the slightly thicker fluid but I take your word so well done.
My guess is ever so tiny solid ceramic particles blocked the leakage that wasn't much to begin with.
Well, I added Ceratec in Sportage over the weekend while doing oil change. At 125K km on odo now.
Ran LM's Engine Flush for 15 mins, dumped old oil and filter, filled with RGT 5w-30 and Ceratec, drove about 300km since, engine loves the treatment
Very quiet and very smooth while more responsive.
I've been very skeptical on Ceratec in the past, not anymore.
Ran LM's Engine Flush for 15 mins, dumped old oil and filter, filled with RGT 5w-30 and Ceratec, drove about 300km since, engine loves the treatment
Very quiet and very smooth while more responsive.I've been very skeptical on Ceratec in the past, not anymore.
How much Ceratec did you add? The bottle says it treats 3-5L of oil, so basically good for a gallon of oil. Also, the benefits may not be as obvious on larger engines with more that 4 cylinders too.
I wouldnt hold my breath waiting for something to happen. LOL
Me either.
something did happen....a little less money in the wallet...Me either.
I'll be sure to inspect my oil pan when the shop drops it next week/replaces with a new aluminum one. I have a feeling I know the cause of my broken timing chain tensioner...all that goop!And possibly a blob of goo at the bottom of the oil pan.
I better hide.
Maybe.
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not a fan of dusty additives. even more so in modern car.
that´s why i prefer molygen aditiv or eurol engine oil treat . it does improve 3cyl nvh, it has many benefits.
There won't be I'm just kidding.
Maybe.
Tell that to the members who posted pics of the goo. If it were so good companies like XOM, Pennzoil, HPL, and Amsoil, to name a few would be using it. They're not.
I'm often a weekend driver, falling out of solution would be problem.
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