Liqui Moly mixed with Super tech motor oil and results bad, Liqui Moly great for destroying engines

[@repairvehicle]

Don't forget to pick up some good Engine wear causing additive, more likely good cutting oil for drilling. amzn.to/3A3mnfx

[@mickstermouseter7059]

I have a 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan with the Pentastar 3.6L engine. At about 200,000 miles it was starting to tic. I put 1 can of Liqui Moly MOs2 in the oil change I did at that time. Within a few minutes, the tic was gone and now at 245,000 miles, with regular oil changes, but no more MOs2 added during any of those 5,000 mile oil changes, the tic remains gone. I swear by this additive. The oil I use is full synthetic NAPA (Valvoline) 5w30 and that's what I have used since 2012 when I bought the van new off the lot.

[@repairvehicle]

@mickstermouseter7059 ,Pentastar 3.6 engine, 500k miles, same engine as ram 3.6 v6. Chrysler world record mileage. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3OpgXhsq9qjjpo

[@Phone-sh7jg]

​@@repairvehiclei think valvoline high moly oil helps with the various noises

[@charger19691]

SuperTech products have always worked well for me. I have nothing bad to say about SuperTech motor oil.

[@msmashik]

I use conventional 10w30 on my 2007 corolla with Liqui Moly Oil additiv for the past 5 years on n off. In my experience it has done good to my engine make it run smoother n a bit quieter...

[@repairvehicle]

No it did not make it smoother. It’s all in the head

[@jamram9924]

It would be a great if you could have a Liqui Moly representative on a split screen interview to discuss these laboratory results.

[@repairvehicle]

do you use oil additives? Majority if not all of oil additive companies have been fined for false advertising. They pay fine and continue to sell their products.

[@jamram9924]

@@repairvehicle I managed an import auto repair and we used BG Automotive products. They’re excellent products. However, the owner purchased various type of Liqui Moly (before they were sold at retail auto parts stores) The sales representative claimed they were Made in Germany, so the owner wanted us to use them to see their efficacy. The engine oil flush worked well, we didn’t take too much notice of the others, like the Ceramic based additive. I don’t have any conclusive data to say Ceratec works, but I don’t have any proof it doesn’t. Most people I knew were sold on some of their products because the Made in Germany and the banners on the backdrops at the garages…🤷🏻‍♂️

[@repairvehicle]

Unfortunately Germany has very strange rules when it comes to labeling their products where it’s made. Their products can be made outside of Germany and still have labels made in Germany. Many years ago I spoke with sales representative who sold caliper grease to German companies that were made here in us but labeled made in Germany under different name.

[@repairvehicle]

I will definitely add to my list and sometime in the summer we should have results

[@1marcelfilms]

You will get nothing but corporate bs speak then

[@BOSS-xy8op]

I don't use Supertech oil. It is a really good oil. It's full synthetic. For people that use Supertech, just change it every 5,000 miles or 6 months, which ever comes first. For Me: I use Amsoil Products. Between AMSOIL OE oil to Signature Series Oil and Transmission fluid and Amsoil Signature Series Severe Gear Oil.

[@DoubleD8056]

Amsoil junk

[@oleglishchenko4922]

I use only Kirkland or Supertech oil, change it at 8000km and never had any problems.

[@repairvehicle]

For How long do you keep your car?

[@oleglishchenko4922]

@@repairvehicle 10 years at least. One car lasted 18 years

[@repairvehicle]

How many miles did you put on 18 years old car? No engine repairs?

[@oleglishchenko4922]

@@repairvehicle 430K km. No repairs. Corolla'99

[@repairvehicle]

@@oleglishchenko4922 no oil consumption?

[@KingKong-]

I used Mitsubishi MoS2 with Mobil 1 for all 10k oil changes on my 2lit Lancer. It went upto 325k kms until I sold it. No problems with that combination. Engine was way smoother and improved acceleration. In your case too, Molybdenum which is friction modifier has increased from 100 to 245, that makes your engine running smoother.

[@repairvehicle]

No oil consumption?

[@ArtStamos]

I have used Liquid Moly in GM 3800 it works just fine does it make a difference? Yes for like the first 1000 or so miles after that its just dirty oil, ran smoother for the first 1000 miles after that it was regular vibration

[@ricardop.maganha5408]

I use Liqui Moly MoS2 in my car and motorbike, they work how they should do. I never had any problem. Perhaps for your car the Ceratec will be better.

[@repairvehicle]

How do you know it works?

[@tundras4ever552]

Metals could have come straight from the product not necessarily from excessive wear. Some off the shelve oils have traces of metal in them. The bad thing about them is they change viscosity and don’t mix well with oil. There are some that do a lot better job actually mixing with the oil. But I still wouldn’t run any oil additive in any car. Modern oils do an excellent job in lubricating and don’t need some additive. Probably cause more harm then good changing the viscosity like that

[@vancheeliu6794]

MoS2 increased the viscosity of 0W20 for too much so that the engine's oil pump is not maintaining a good enough flow rate. So nano-particle MoS2 may be good for 5W30 or 5W40, may be bad for 0W20. Most current branded engine oil do already has some form of Mo additive in the form of MoDTP liquid or oil soluble trinuclear molybdenum compound or others.

[@repairvehicle]

Making thicker oil even more thicker with additive makes no sense

[@michaelturner7641]

I'll be changing my oil in about 5 days I've had this additive sitting on my shelf, trying to figure out whether or not to use it? This video has helped me to make up my mind I will be shipping liquid Molly MOS2 back to Walmart.

[@IronMike-f8i]

YOU ARE MISSING 😮😮OUT.

[@awaisiqbal8934]

I use liquimoli mos2 regularly after every 5-6k KMs oil change intervals of 5w-30 and don't find any problems with it. However, In your case 0w20 may have higher additives which can cause some problems with addition of oil additives

[@repairvehicle]

Did you do oil analysis?

[@FZERO20]

I put super tech in my Honda and it blew up

[@Johnny747CB]

I've never believed in adding additives to my oil,if you run good oil like amsoil signature series,it already has additives as does all pure synthetic oils.just run a pure synthetic oil and call it a day.

[@10speedr]

I use supertech in my lawnmower. Seems to be doing a good job.

[@repairvehicle]

How old is your lawnmower?

[@10speedr]

@@repairvehicle 2018 model cub cadet zt1. Kawasaki engine.

[@repairvehicle]

Nice mover, does this oil meets requirements for Kawasaki engine?

[@10speedr]

@@repairvehicle Yes. I use the 10w 40 syn-blend. API SP spec. Change every spring regardless of hours or run time. Always used the Kawasaki oil filters. Only have 99hrs on it now. Its been a great residential mower. Not sure its "beefy" enough to run commercially though. Price of these things have gone crazy. Plan on keeping this one a long time. I really enjoy your videos. I bought a 2010 Lexus ES 350 this past winter based on some of your content. Keep up the good work!

[@uglyhandgarage2927]

The regular sp rated supertech does not meet Kawasaki specs , the 10w40 full synthetic motorcycle oil SJ rated does... It cost a little more but it's a great oil!!

[@Eunpakim7154]

Great video. I like that you showed the results and went through them. What would you say though about fuel additives? Are they equally as useless and harmful too?

[@repairvehicle]

Fuel additives definitely work and must be use since quality of fuel varies and not always meet standards. Some fuel additives work better than others.

[@Eunpakim7154]

@@repairvehicle nice can I ask which ones you use? I usually use either amsoil or liquid moly additives for fuel, others I find aren’t really helpful

[@repairvehicle]

@@Eunpakim7154 for now I use Amsoil fuel additives but planning to test other brands

[@maxdruciak2724]

Better to change oil more frequently than use these craps! Nice video! Best content i found on line on these oil aditives subject.

[@samh6761]

I've heard elsewhere on the internet that oil additives are a waste of money, but this video proves it. The best thing you can do is be religious about changing your oil on time, and skip the additives.

[@IronMike-f8i]

Not true

[@clydeespinosa6286]

Thanks can you try the same test with the new synthetic version of. Marvel Mystery Oil.

[@repairvehicle]

I guess I can

[@GokuInstinct1]

Did you ever do a test on Liqui Moly Ceratec? I just used some in my car and it’s working very smoothly. Seems like it’s working. By the way, test data has been done on Ceratec and it’s been shown to work. I just want to see your opinion on it and oil analysis data.

[@repairvehicle]

It doesn’t work, that’s why liqui moly has no test data. Where is the test data?

[@GokuInstinct1]

@@repairvehicle I believe Project Farm and a few others did some tests. They all said it worked.

[@repairvehicle]

@GokuInstinct1 they have lab results before and after from car engine? Find me these videos

[@jaynikk758]

​@@repairvehicleLab results arent everything, if his engine runs smoother right after the addition it must be doing something right, theres a reason it has such good reviews on Amazon.. including a guy with a 94 Jeep XJ with 380,000 miles! Running all LM products

[@repairvehicle]

It’s just placebo effect that it runs smoother. Lab results is a proof, that’s company would not provide because you would know the truth and would not use it

[@R1Kard]

Molygen antifriction the green bottle is for any brand oil, the normal one just works on liquimoly oil products.

[@repairvehicle]

Oil additives is just a waste of money that makes companies richer and consumers dumber

[@masterq2.033]

That is an overboard statement. What makes some oils better than others at certain applications when made from the same base stock. The additive packages.

[@masterq2.033]

Silicon is often an antifoam additive and not a contaminant. Silica is something else completely. I often see the these confused.

[@repairvehicle]

If additives makes difference then why additive companies don’t have any proof on their website?

[@Phil-D83]

Use the supertec with ceratec. Run an engine flush beforehand.

[@repairvehicle]

I doubt ceratec will do any good. Diluting oil makes oil no good

[@Phil-D83]

@repairvehicle I find those nano additives to be helpful in my non scientific tests, especially on worn engines.

[@repairvehicle]

What if I do a test on ceratec and results bad, would still use this product?

[@Phil-D83]

@repairvehicle depends on the test. You need to run it for a while in actual driving conditions as it takes time to work itself in.

[@Phil-D83]

@@repairvehicle liqui moly makes an oil with it mixed in. Moly gen or something

[@Jon-O.]

I shared this link to the Ford Boss Me channel. He doing all kinds of new oil analysis.

[@clydeespinosa6286]

Thanks for this information and video. I know following your channel that you know your Toyotas. I just bought 2000 Gen 1 Tacoma 2wd with Automatic Transmission. The ATF fluid is pretty dark but the truck drives and shifts smoothly. 103000 original miles on the odometer. Do you think I should just drain and refill what I take/ refresh or do a drain and fill with a new filter. I appreciate any suggestions you might have thanks. I do not know if this garage kept Tacoma has ever been serviced. Some say to just leave alone

[@repairvehicle]

If I was planning to keep it I would replace atf as bare minimum. Filter change good idea too. But if it’s to flip it, I would not bother changing fluid.

[@clydeespinosa6286]

Thanks yes I am planning to keep it for daily mostly city driving so I can save some wear on my Duramax

[@clydeespinosa6286]

One more thing I was wondering if I should use Amsoil ATF or genuine Toyota

[@repairvehicle]

It depends on what level of protection you desire for your transmission. If you want good enough go with Toyota ws, if you want better protection than good enough, go for Amsoil atf. I personally run Amsoil atf in every transmission I have .

[@repairvehicle]

what year is your Duramax? Also, using any performance parts on it?

[@steven4894]

Could you please test before and after with Ceratec?

[@repairvehicle]

Please share this video with others and if I see that people have a lot of interest in Ceratec then I will do the test

[@mdashiqurrahman39]

Yes please, go for ceratec. I personally used it with amsoil signature series and to be honest I got good results. Thank you

[@repairvehicle]

@mdashiqurrahman39 , do you have oil analysis results?

[@mdashiqurrahman39]

Unfortunately I never done any oil analysis. I would probably do it someday

[@repairvehicle]

How do you know you have good results?

[@pbellissimo]

Have you always used Supertech prior to this test?

[@repairvehicle]

I have used it prior to this test

[@danarami6378]

I use super tec to cook food and you used it in your experiment? Come on my babrooshka

[@rahuladvisor]

does mos2 makes engine oil thicker?

[@repairvehicle]

What does chart numbers at bottom of page for viscosity say? I don’t remember without looking at it.

[@rahuladvisor]

@@repairvehicle10.9

[@rahuladvisor]

@@repairvehicle 10.9

[@mikeemerson4284]

If you start off with a good base oil then you will wind up with something good but if you use something crappy you're going to use wind up with something crappy

[@repairvehicle]

Quality base oil + quality additive = quality oil

[@leegmc1985]

Exactly. I know several oil engineers. ​@@repairvehicle

[@karllucaspindler5665]

Straight to facts. Saved me money and time on my BMW E30. Great video.

[@repairvehicle]

More bmw content is coming soon to my channel

[@Siva.P.S]

So its not filling the macro gaps in metal for lubricity as the manufacturer says. Its literally polishing the metals to be smoother at macro levels....😂😂😂😂. My bad, what else should we expect from a solid particle.

[@repairvehicle]

Marketing words without a proof equals nonsense. Do you prefer marketing words without proof?

[@mediumcoldbrew]

why aren’t you changing your oil filter?

[@repairvehicle]

Where did I say I don’t change filter?

[@mediumcoldbrew]

⁠​⁠You didn’t say it, but on the sheets with the data where it says Sample Information it says “filter change: no” i think at 4:43 you can see it

[@repairvehicle]

@mediumcoldbrew I am not sure why it’s say filter not changed, probably error during form filling. Every oil change filter is changed.

[@Craig-u1k]

I think i figure it out on mobil truck fs oil will last about 5k miles.not 10k miles.

[@bradenfrancis1267]

Hay I use ceratec I my car it's done 250000kms no problems at all and if you are running 0w20 I assume that you have a new car and ms02 is more for the older cars

[@repairvehicle]

That’s what you think, but engine was worn out

[@markwarnberg9504]

Interesting video. Maybe this will make people think twice before putting in aditives.

[@Jon-O.]

Great info brother.

[@IronMike-f8i]

Liquid MOLY WORKS🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@repairvehicle]

Liqui moly website has zero test results that it works

[@jen318]

I used on my bmw x5 pulled a code and car ran like shit we need to sue this company it ruined my x5

[@Maine.living]

I just passed 1,000,000 miles on my 1989 Chevy truck...I only use AMSOIL Signature Series in the engine ....I use AMSOIL in the transmission and rear end..the proof is there..only use AMSOIL

[@bradenfrancis1267]

Hay I use ceratec I my car it's done 250000kms no problems at all and if you are running 0w20 I assume that you have a new car and ms02 is more for the older cars

[@repairvehicle]

You do have problems, you need to do oil analysis to see it.