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Liqui Moly and Seafoam to Improve Engine Quality and Longevity? 200

posted by  1908242DLa on  Fri Nov 15 12:37 CST 2019
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Last night, I watched this YouTube video, where the presented credited Liqui Moly and Seafoam in the crankcase as making his engine run smoother, get better mpg, and last 300k (unbelieavable for a GM product):

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=300%2C000+miles+last

I'm suspicious of these products, once burned by Slick 50.

What are your opinions and experiences with either?

If positive, how often do you add either?

Thanks





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