Recent content by Winn

Originally Posted by BrocLuno Geez, I been using MMO for about 50 years. Good for some stuff, not for others. Never had any luck as fuel additive ... Barryman B-12, now that works well as a fuel additive. But it gets pricey if you are doing full can per fill-up ... Not trying to hijack the...

Originally Posted By: Vizzy Originally Posted By: demarpaint Placebo, or the SI-1 cleaner kicked in and the Regane is taking credit for cleaning things up. My bet Regane takes credit for the other products clean up. My bet is that the only products that actually DO work straight from the...

Originally Posted By: demarpaint Nice to see others are seeing the same benefits I have. My 88 E-150 has it in the gas all the time due to the Inverse Oiler I have feeding it. IIRC I've had the Inverse Oiler hooked up to it since around 1989 or 1990. Same cat converter, if there were ill...

Originally Posted By: Shannow http://yarchive.net/gun/eds_red.html I *already know* what the original "recipe" is ... How does posting a link to those ingredients actually answer any of the questions asked ? :/

If someone wanted to mix up a batch of Ed's Red (sans acetone), would there be any problem in substituting Power Steering Fluid for the ATF called for in the recipe ? Also, is there much of a difference between *odorless* mineral spirits vs. "regular" mineral spirits or stoddard solvent ? TIA

Originally Posted By: Winn What about using Sta-bil in combination with Seafoam ... ? So I stumbled across some similar questions that were being asked on another site: Quote: Use of Sta-Bil and/or Seafoam gas stabilizers/cleaners ... I have looked online for website information on...

What about using Sta-bil in combination with Seafoam ... ? I had a rep from Seafoam tell me that using both products - together - essentially yields a more "thorough" or "complete" or "broader" form of protection as each product works from a somewhat different 'angle', as it were ... And that...

Originally Posted By: Craig in Canada Originally Posted By: Winn It seems that many people here really like the Stabil product, but I've also read elsewhere (other hobby related forums) that there are plenty of people who don't like it and believe that (over time) it can actually end up...

Originally Posted By: demarpaint kingrob nailed it! I use Stabil along with MMO and haven't had any issues. MMO coats the combustion chamber internals so nothing sticks or rusts up, Stabil helps keep the gas fresh. Cheap insurance for longer term storage where draining the gas isn't practical...

It seems that many people here really like the Stabil product, but I've also read elsewhere (other hobby related forums) that are plenty of people whodon't like it and believe that (over time) it can actually end up making fuel worse ... Still not really sure what to think about the stuff or...

Originally Posted By: Jax_RX8 Terry is a very, very good Oil Analyst I have seen him many times recommend for a Gas Additive: Lube Control's FP Plus and Schaeffer's Soy Ultra (for Gas) and for Oil Additive: Auto-RX and Lube Control LC20 Originally Posted By: Winn Originally Posted By...

Originally Posted By: Quest Originally Posted By: Winn Thanks, but I'd prefer to interpret it properly ... And since I don't know what Naphthenic Hydrocarbons or Chlorinated Hydrocarbons are, and/or how they relate to kerosene (if at all), any further input would be appreciated. Thanks...

Originally Posted By: tom slick straight from the the MMO MSDS, interpret it as you wish COMPONENT (wt %) Naphthenic Hydrocarbons 70 – 80 Mineral Spirits 20 – 30 Chlorinated Hydrocarbons 0 – 1 Thanks, but I'd prefer to interpret it properly ... And since I don't know what Naphthenic...

Originally Posted By: kingrob As I recall really the only additive that anyone used was Marvel Mystery Oil, which in itself is mainly kerosene. Mainly from what I remember Kerosene was used to winterize the fuel, not to really clean it or anything. Is that accurate ... that MMO is...

Originally Posted By: INDYMAC As the name MMO implies, it is still a mystery as to how or why it works for so many stubborn automotive problems... My recent UOA with Dyson (1.46% fuel dilution) shows no ill effect to the bearing wear rate, as Terry states he would have expected from this...