How are products like Auto-RX, Neutra, and Lubegard alike and different? I know that Auto-RX is derived in some manner from natural materials, and Neutra from Petroleum. Both contain esters, right? And Lubegard is derived from plant material and is liquid wax ester or something like that.
Auto-R is supposed to clean engine interiors and so is Neutra. The only thing I have heard about Lubegard is that it is supposed to reduce friction and wear.
How do the esters in these products differ from esters in some synthetic motor oils?
Auto-R is supposed to clean engine interiors and so is Neutra. The only thing I have heard about Lubegard is that it is supposed to reduce friction and wear.
How do the esters in these products differ from esters in some synthetic motor oils?