Engine flush
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09-14-2009, 04:47 PM
Rock Crawling
I am a mechanic and have been working on cars for over 20 years. I use BG oil flush. And having done research on this am putting a can in for 2 full fuel tanks prior to actually changing my oil. This gives it plenty of time to fully break down all of the sludge particulates.
We did this with a 15 year old Jetta when I worked at the VW dealer and tore down the engine. It was immaculate inside. The can itself recommends running the vehicle for 20 minutes at 2k RPM's however if you have a really neglected engine do what I say.
I have actually experienced 40 more mpt during this process and am only a week away from doing my oil change.
We did this with a 15 year old Jetta when I worked at the VW dealer and tore down the engine. It was immaculate inside. The can itself recommends running the vehicle for 20 minutes at 2k RPM's however if you have a really neglected engine do what I say.
I have actually experienced 40 more mpt during this process and am only a week away from doing my oil change.
BG makes great products... their gear oil is awesome. the brake dressing is awesome!
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09-15-2009, 08:39 PM
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so Gunk makes an additive that you put in with your oil, run it for a while then change the oil, is that a good idea?
I have just read things about if I do too much of a clean all at once I might discover some oil leaks that were clogged before. I don't know the history of the oil changes and don't want a bigger problem than I can handle all at once. this weekend I will for sure be changing the oil and I was thinking of using the gunk product, changing the oil and filter with cheaper ones, than in 1000 miles doing another oil change and going to synthetic and a much better filter. any suggestions?
I have just read things about if I do too much of a clean all at once I might discover some oil leaks that were clogged before. I don't know the history of the oil changes and don't want a bigger problem than I can handle all at once. this weekend I will for sure be changing the oil and I was thinking of using the gunk product, changing the oil and filter with cheaper ones, than in 1000 miles doing another oil change and going to synthetic and a much better filter. any suggestions?
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