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Molybdenum in engine? 200

posted by  vrollvo on  Mon Nov 16 05:31 CST 2009
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This stuff has been around for a long time, coming, if I remember, out of WWII chemistry.

IPD offers a product from Germany called Lubromoly to be dumped into engine to make it spin with less friction and less winter drip off internally leading to less cold start-up wear. Is this true? Does anyone use it? Doesn't cost much, couldn't hurt, may quiet valve train noise? I checked FAQ's but found reference to their synthetic oils only.






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