There is quite a bit of info around this site that support that adding ATF doesn't act as a flush b/c modern ATF has less detergents than modern motor oil - seems to be a left-over from a long time ago that just persisted on. Have a look at HPL's Engine Cleaner product which would be a better way to go.
I would just sell for something simple like the double decker taco. Have them remove the beans and put in nacho cheese. Then put the beans in after the meat before the lettuce and cheese and tomato. Like supreme? They add sour cream but I would have them substitute it for guacamole as having GERD can have some very uncomfortable consequences
So this LM flush is the cat's meow eh? Seems to be what all the rave is about. I'm still using Lubegard Flush,Gumout Multitude, or HPL EC30.
Dunno about the animal sounds it makes but I got LM Flush on high recommendation from trusted person who never benefited from my purchase; and in fact has no idea I did this. So far it didn't disappoint while I didn't open valve cover or gone with borescope before and after. I did try the flush without and with Ceratec, same car but two conseq oil changes with 4k miles in between, flush worked without Ceratec dumping dirtier than usual oil and smoothing engine out considerably; then second flush followed by Ceratec treatment this time made engine even more happy. I liked the results thus shared.
as its an oil pan ...no
Sperm oil is an ester with clinging and cleaning properties. Good news for the whales and bad news for those who can't keep up with the past 45 years, current transmission fluids don't have the magic properties of whale oil.
I don't remember a Dex B, was it short-lived? In the early 70s, I remember ATF Type A & Type F, then Dexron Type A showed up, IIRC. Type F was for Ford, and Type A for everything else.........
Jojoba oil is about as close as you can get chemically to sperm oil, from what I read. It's recommended for old clock repair in place of the sperm oil traditionally used.
Jojoba is mostly not an oil correct? They do taste pretty good if you catch them at the right time
You have to squash them and press them in an olive press. Hit them on the head with a mallet if they wiggle too much.
I was speaking to whole, there is a female in my yard.
How couldn't it change the color? It turns it to an almost coffee looking color!
Not when added to several quarts of motor oil
I had it added to 6L and it definately makes it brown. Had 2 bottles in my Passat with the 9L fill and same.
Like coffee/milk brown?
