My personal experience with MotorKote
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I’ve been wheeling most of my life. I can’t count the number of times I’ve drained water from axles, transfer cases, engines, transmissions etc. Filled with fresh oils and went out the next weekend. Avoiding hydro lock is key. Never heard of Motorkote.
Hey @FlyingTexan , you MAY want to go ahead and do some research. I went ahead and found the SDS for MotorKote Hyper Lubricant, and maybe @MolaKule or somebody else that knows chemical compounds can chime in besides just me finding it on the internet…. But “Alkanes C14-C16 Chloro” is absolutely medium-chain chlorinated paraffins. Don’t trust me, look at the SDS. Marketing doesn’t have to tell the truth, but the SDS sure as heck does!!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorinated_paraffins
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorinated_paraffins
Well I can speak from first-hand experience that I have used motorkote.
It basically reminds me of STP oil treatment.
Yes STP quieted down my older V8s from the'80s.
STP oil treatment was pretty good! It quieted everything down. But engines back then we're pretty loose rattle traps once they got hours on them.
So using the motorkote in my 2016 V6 Toyota 4Runner just seemed non-eventful. I just stuck with a frequent oci.
But for me fresh oil is cheap insurance! Just my two cents here
It basically reminds me of STP oil treatment.
Yes STP quieted down my older V8s from the'80s.
STP oil treatment was pretty good! It quieted everything down. But engines back then we're pretty loose rattle traps once they got hours on them.
So using the motorkote in my 2016 V6 Toyota 4Runner just seemed non-eventful. I just stuck with a frequent oci.
But for me fresh oil is cheap insurance! Just my two cents here
Head and Shoulders shampoo did well in the 1 arm bandit test too! Maybe you can try that.
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I use it and have used it in the past on other vehicles. Its good for a few extra mpg and my engines all last over 300k.
The first time I tried it was on a 2001 Grand Cherokee V8. The parts store guy told me about it when I was picking up oil and filter for an oil change. My wife was in a hospital 200+ miles away and I was drivng back and forth daily. When I hit the interstate I ran it up to 75mph and set the cruise and reset the mpg on the overhead display. When I got off the interstate I checked it each day there and again on the way back and it always got 5 more mpg more than before using motorkote. I kept on using it, way cheaper back then, the engine lasted well over 300k. I ended up giving the jeep away because of the mileage and its probably still on the road. I currently have an 08 jeep 6 cyl with 280,00 something miles and it runs like new. I put motorkote in it every other oil change and tranny fluid change.
Post in thread 'Post your latest oil change' https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/post-your-latest-oil-change.108957/post-6328190
The first time I tried it was on a 2001 Grand Cherokee V8. The parts store guy told me about it when I was picking up oil and filter for an oil change. My wife was in a hospital 200+ miles away and I was drivng back and forth daily. When I hit the interstate I ran it up to 75mph and set the cruise and reset the mpg on the overhead display. When I got off the interstate I checked it each day there and again on the way back and it always got 5 more mpg more than before using motorkote. I kept on using it, way cheaper back then, the engine lasted well over 300k. I ended up giving the jeep away because of the mileage and its probably still on the road. I currently have an 08 jeep 6 cyl with 280,00 something miles and it runs like new. I put motorkote in it every other oil change and tranny fluid change.
Post in thread 'Post your latest oil change' https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/post-your-latest-oil-change.108957/post-6328190
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