Try 1/2 can for a couple hundreds mile and add the remaining 1/2 can if you didn't get the result as expected.
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Originally Posted By: Vikas
Did NAPA increased the price on LubroMolly can? I thought it used to be $4 but now it is $5.
is that include tax ? cause when check out it closer to 5 dollar after tax.
Did NAPA increased the price on LubroMolly can? I thought it used to be $4 but now it is $5.
is that include tax ? cause when check out it closer to 5 dollar after tax.
Originally Posted By: Vikas
No; retail is now $4.99 instead of $3.99
still same price here. about order 2 more can, since napa is 40 min away. should last me 1 year
btw my dad suv oil is 500 miles, can I still go ahead and add a full can ? or I can only add when oil is new ? thanks
No; retail is now $4.99 instead of $3.99
still same price here. about order 2 more can, since napa is 40 min away. should last me 1 year
btw my dad suv oil is 500 miles, can I still go ahead and add a full can ? or I can only add when oil is new ? thanks
iam glad you all are ok after that nasty storm!!could have been alot worse but just one lost of life is bad enough.
glad storm over. Keep head up
Im check oil this morning, holy [censored] muddy looking oil, this normal ?
Im check oil this morning, holy [censored] muddy looking oil, this normal ?
Update, Im dump a full can in yesterday, note car improve gas miles just a bit.
Currently inside my jeep is What ever oil that pepboy using, half bottle of left over redline break in oil ( alot zddp ) and a full can of lubo moly.
Currently inside my jeep is What ever oil that pepboy using, half bottle of left over redline break in oil ( alot zddp ) and a full can of lubo moly.
dumped in a full can of what? lubromoly?
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Originally Posted By: boxcartommie22
dumped in a full can of what? lubromoly?
yes lol, the can it self still have alot moly stick to it, anyway its normal for oil look so muddy ? will the muddy color going back to normal engine oil color ?
dumped in a full can of what? lubromoly?
yes lol, the can it self still have alot moly stick to it, anyway its normal for oil look so muddy ? will the muddy color going back to normal engine oil color ?
Originally Posted By: Vikas
Have you looked at the color of the Lubromoly itself? It is very very dark and will change the color of your oil.
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yes I do, I just wonder if color will change after a while. like MMO I use before, it make my dip stick kinda red, after few week my oil back to normal color.
Have you looked at the color of the Lubromoly itself? It is very very dark and will change the color of your oil.
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yes I do, I just wonder if color will change after a while. like MMO I use before, it make my dip stick kinda red, after few week my oil back to normal color.
i really don't understand you all putting that stuff in your engines!!something that looks like mud....lol
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Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
Originally Posted By: boxcartommie22
dumped in a full can of what? lubromoly?
yes lol, the can it self still have alot moly stick to it, anyway its normal for oil look so muddy ? will the muddy color going back to normal engine oil color ?
Pour about 4-5oz oil into the can, shake it well then leave the can in the engine compartment drive the car the next day, with the heat of the engine most moly will mix with oil.
Originally Posted By: boxcartommie22
dumped in a full can of what? lubromoly?
yes lol, the can it self still have alot moly stick to it, anyway its normal for oil look so muddy ? will the muddy color going back to normal engine oil color ?
Pour about 4-5oz oil into the can, shake it well then leave the can in the engine compartment drive the car the next day, with the heat of the engine most moly will mix with oil.
for future oil change, I will not like add any moly to my engine. I have good gas miles, but my jeep seem dont like it -_-. T5 or T6 oil is all I will ever use on this jeep.
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
for future oil change, I will not like add any moly to my engine. I have good gas miles, but my jeep seem dont like it -_-. T5 or T6 oil is all I will ever use on this jeep.
Please elaborate.
for future oil change, I will not like add any moly to my engine. I have good gas miles, but my jeep seem dont like it -_-. T5 or T6 oil is all I will ever use on this jeep.
Please elaborate.
Originally Posted By: panthermike
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
for future oil change, I will not like add any moly to my engine. I have good gas miles, but my jeep seem dont like it -_-. T5 or T6 oil is all I will ever use on this jeep.
Please elaborate.
He is. Trust me.
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
for future oil change, I will not like add any moly to my engine. I have good gas miles, but my jeep seem dont like it -_-. T5 or T6 oil is all I will ever use on this jeep.
Please elaborate.
He is. Trust me.
I'm roughly 4,200 miles into the OCI w/ Mos2, so far so good. I have decided that I'm going to give Red Line 5w30 a try on the Corolla's next OCI. I'm interested since this oil has 600+ppm of Moly. I'll run it 7500 miles for the first two OCI's, in order to get a baseline as far as wear, etc.
I'm also getting lower than usual gas mileage lately and I'm trying to rule things out; Mos2 is one of them. Of course I'm not saying that's the cause, just checking. I'm averaging around 30-32 lately, when last summer I was averaging 34-35. There are other factors I can think of; new tires sometimes lowers mpg? Also, the MAF could be dirty.
Anyways, we'll see. I still think the Mos2 is a good product.
I'm also getting lower than usual gas mileage lately and I'm trying to rule things out; Mos2 is one of them. Of course I'm not saying that's the cause, just checking. I'm averaging around 30-32 lately, when last summer I was averaging 34-35. There are other factors I can think of; new tires sometimes lowers mpg? Also, the MAF could be dirty.
Anyways, we'll see. I still think the Mos2 is a good product.
Originally Posted By: panthermike
I'm roughly 4,200 miles into the OCI w/ Mos2, so far so good. I have decided that I'm going to give Red Line 5w30 a try on the Corolla's next OCI. I'm interested since this oil has 600+ppm of Moly. I'll run it 7500 miles for the first two OCI's, in order to get a baseline as far as wear, etc.
I'm also getting lower than usual gas mileage lately and I'm trying to rule things out; Mos2 is one of them. Of course I'm not saying that's the cause, just checking. I'm averaging around 30-32 lately, when last summer I was averaging 34-35. There are other factors I can think of; new tires sometimes lowers mpg? Also, the MAF could be dirty.
Anyways, we'll see. I still think the Mos2 is a good product.
is your oil still look muddy after that many miles ?
I'm roughly 4,200 miles into the OCI w/ Mos2, so far so good. I have decided that I'm going to give Red Line 5w30 a try on the Corolla's next OCI. I'm interested since this oil has 600+ppm of Moly. I'll run it 7500 miles for the first two OCI's, in order to get a baseline as far as wear, etc.
I'm also getting lower than usual gas mileage lately and I'm trying to rule things out; Mos2 is one of them. Of course I'm not saying that's the cause, just checking. I'm averaging around 30-32 lately, when last summer I was averaging 34-35. There are other factors I can think of; new tires sometimes lowers mpg? Also, the MAF could be dirty.
Anyways, we'll see. I still think the Mos2 is a good product.
is your oil still look muddy after that many miles ?
Originally Posted By: panthermike
I have decided that I'm going to give Red Line 5w30 a try on the Corolla's next OCI. I'm interested since this oil has 600+ppm of Moly.
I've always heard/thought that it was closer to 950 ppm?
I have decided that I'm going to give Red Line 5w30 a try on the Corolla's next OCI. I'm interested since this oil has 600+ppm of Moly.
I've always heard/thought that it was closer to 950 ppm?
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