SUPCO Oil additive

[anderson]

far as bitog is concerned i am surprised that nobody has done a uoa on this after running it in their fridge.

Supco

 

[Greasymechtech]

Supco

Have never changed the oil/filter in my fridge

 

[Brian123]

You mean running it in your car?

 

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[stangguy]

You mean running it in your car?

No I looked at the ad, and it is for refrigeration equipment.

 

[Brian123]

No I looked at the ad, and it is for refrigeration equipment.

This is BITOG not BITRG, come on man!

 

[OVERKILL]

far as bitog is concerned i am surprised that nobody has done a uoa on this after running it in their fridge.

Supco

Why does the logo look like a microscope staged in front of Hiroshima?

 

[anderson]

Why does the logo look like a microscope staged in front of Hiroshima?

very good question. ive bought there penetrating oil and multi-purpose lubricating oil and neither have that logo.

 

[CDX825]

As someone that does a lot of refrigeration work I thought about getting some once upon a time. Ive just never needed any though. I know some of the old timers would add it to the system if the compressor was acting up to try and get some more life out of it. The older systems running mineral oil would get carbon build up on the valves if they had run hot for awhile and the valves wouldn't seal good. Adding supco 88 would clean them up Ive heard. Also seem to recall someone saying all it was is kerosene but maybe I am thinking of something else.

 

[Jetronic]

As someone that does a lot of refrigeration work I thought about getting some once upon a time. Ive just never needed any though. I know some of the old timers would add it to the system if the compressor was acting up to try and get some more life out of it. The older systems running mineral oil would get carbon build up on the valves if they had run hot for awhile and the valves wouldn't seal good. Adding supco 88 would clean them up Ive heard. Also seem to recall someone saying all it was is kerosene but maybe I am thinking of something else.

There's definitely a lot of kerosene in it, and an anti-oxidant.

Kerosene is also often used in fuel injector cleaners

 

[hrv]

There's definitely a lot of kerosene in it, and an anti-oxidant.

Kerosene is also often used in fuel injector cleaners

I remember in the OLD days of people putting in around a quart in the oil and then driving a few miles then drain the engine oil and filter and add new motor oil....It was to remove gunk and sludge from the engine...