V6Discussion and questions about the base carbureted or MPFI V6's and the rare SFI Turbo V6.
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I bought some of this and pan on putting it in my car. it says to mix 4-8 ounces every quart of oil. Is that right? Seems alot to me? That would be like a quart of MMO in my car. Is that alright?
__________________ Robert Mann
1988 Pontiac Firebird. 2.8 Lt, WC T-5. Planning on doing some upgrades. Not bad for a first car. NOT A HONDA!!! "My lug nuts take more torque then your HONDA makes!"
WANT IN THE FUTURE: 2000 Camaro Z-28 LS1 6 spd MANY EXTRAS!
My oil PSI went way up at first for about a 1000 miles then i did an oil change. It was still at around 80PSI then after about another 1000 miles it went down to where it used to be just a little bit higher. I think it got rid of all the sludge and stuff in my engine. It also made the lifters quieter. I still havent tried it in the fuel tank.
Alright. I will change my oil tomorrow and then go from there. You can't mix engine restore with that can you? You think that works? So the MMO cleans and lubs the motor? Thanks
It's still a bandaid for your problem. You should try running the proper weight oil first before you run the MMO. If the bearings and seals are alright, you won't need any additives in the oil, and running with additives is not recommended.
MMO isnt a bandaid, its cleans the inside pretty good. I had a collapsed lifter for about a month, i put some mmo in, drove 5 miles and the lifter was fine again. I dont think the mmo has anything to do with putting the proper weight oil in at all.
