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Oil on valve cover 900

posted by  Steve on  Thu Apr 21 05:09 CST 2005
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Not really, but remember: (1) there's more risk of running out of oil and (2) the oil you do have is working harder.

AutoRx has esters that do a good job of cleaning the engine, freeing rings, and otherwise scouring things. While a bit expensive ($25), it may help free a sticking ring and it will generally do a nice job cleaning your engine. Follow up after the "rinse" cycle with synthetic oil for continued good performance and lower deposits/volatility.






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