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mobil one 900 1993

posted by  Bill J. on  Sat Oct 19 04:19 CST 2002
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Check out this website "Auto-rx.com." This is a natural product that clean the engine internals and restores the life of seals. It is not a solvent and does not affect the properties of the oil that you're using. A bottle is added with any good petroleum oil for 500 or more miles and then you can return to synthetic. Many people report great results with this product on the oil forum "bobistheoilguy.com." (The oil forum can be entered by going to the new message board. I haven't used Auto RX but now knowing about it I think that I should have used it to clean out engine internals before going to synthetic oil. I do not have any leaks though. But I have high solids levels on oil analysis. If I did have seal leaks I would give this stuff a try.

I highly recommend you go to both of these websites and spend some time reading all the information.

Good luck.
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92-944, 94-944, 97-960 - Amsoil lubes throughout,, K & N air filters, Silverstar headlights, Green Diamond Tires






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