Can you post the dates on those for us so we can review in chronological order. Thanks!
I read through these posts and my brain locked up.
So many people saying it doesn't do anything and so many people saying it does. Neither of which can show proof beyond a reasonable doubt but all can bicker and poke each other with nonsense information. By the end of the post, the subject has turned from Ceratec to an argument over which candy bar tastes better. (J/k but not really...) it's like everyone has ADHD.
You can buy it, try it and give us your report, but people might ask you for proof too. That could be for positive, negative, or no results at all.I read through these posts and my brain locked up.
). I have used it many times in several of my vehicles as well as Liquimoly oils. I have no issues with this additive or LM products in general. To me, the M1 you are using is just fine/no real reason to switch up to the pricier LM oil unless you just want to/like to try things but if you want to try Ceratec, it will be fine to use with that M1. Follow the instructions w/r to volume to use as well as making sure you shake the can before adding. It's a hexagonal boron nitride ("white graphite") product and will show on UOAs as a spike in Mo and B (I have several UOAs on samples with it). There is an article floating around here (searching/find the Ceratec posts will likely find it) from some testing by TUV in Europe showing, in that test, results indicating it reduced wear. The big thing here, to me at least, is this isn't some super bigt spend ($30?) and it is supposed to last 30K miles and it certainly won't hurt anything so why not? Folks act like this savings is huge, I mean, that's eating at Mickey D's for 2 people. In before...Why do you think you need an Oil Treatment? Consumption?.... engine chatter?
Ceratec isn't meant to fix issues it's a friction modifier for "MOAR SLIPPERY".
I change the oil within 1k miles of the maintenance light coming on. I did drive across country while towing a 30ft Toy Hauler without changing immediately. Maybe 7k miles.
You aren't wrong, it's just fine to try. See for yourself if there are any benefits real/perceived...it's $30....
What are your OCIs? You are not supposed to use it every other oil change, it's a single application for next 30k miles which covers a few oil changes. If you really want to 'replenish' with every next oil change then why not add 30-50ml per oil change only from its 300ml bottle?
Supposed to be good for 30K miles per application.
