Please Stop Doing This to Your Car (It Broke My Lexus)
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Date: 2019-12-27
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ravenlorans
Back in mid 2005 or so, A Guy was Hired to drive a Ranger from Minnesota to Jersey and I got to go along. The Owner of the Ford Ranger had one of those Hydrogen things installed and was Promised up to 60mpg because the Company was claiming they were getting 50mpg with a Class C Motor Home using their system. The Owner of the Ranger was Upset because he was only getting 17mpg. Company told him to send the truck to them ( all Expenses Paid by the Company) and they would Fix it. On the way to Jersey we Averaged 17mpg After they Fixed it on the way back we got 19mpg ( tail wind. guy Paid over 2 grand for the stuff to make it work. Company went out of Business with in a Year or so. None of their Clients were getting the MPG Promised to them and some even worse.
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Back in mid 2005 or so, A Guy was Hired to drive a Ranger from Minnesota to Jersey and I got to go along. The Owner of the Ford Ranger had one of those Hydrogen things installed and was Promised up to 60mpg because the Company was claiming they were getting 50mpg with a Class C Motor Home using their system. The Owner of the Ranger was Upset because he was only getting 17mpg. Company told him to send the truck to them ( all Expenses Paid by the Company) and they would Fix it. On the way to Jersey we Averaged 17mpg After they Fixed it on the way back we got 19mpg ( tail wind. guy Paid over 2 grand for the stuff to make it work. Company went out of Business with in a Year or so. None of their Clients were getting the MPG Promised to them and some even worse.
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James Klinkhammer
Man scotty kilmer is the man, very informative. I wonder if oil made from natural gas (Pennzoil ultra platinum) really gets better mileage. I think pennzoil claims around 500 miles a year using pennzoil. I see the testing on the internet it is nearly as good amsoil signature series, for far less money. anyways it the oil in my 3. 5 EcoBoost 2011 that runs like the day I bought it. I think its pressure tested over 100, 000 psi
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Man scotty kilmer is the man, very informative. I wonder if oil made from natural gas (Pennzoil ultra platinum) really gets better mileage. I think pennzoil claims around 500 miles a year using pennzoil. I see the testing on the internet it is nearly as good amsoil signature series, for far less money. anyways it the oil in my 3. 5 EcoBoost 2011 that runs like the day I bought it. I think its pressure tested over 100, 000 psi
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froglaps40
Ok, I hear a lot if people saying to go by the owner's manual for the tire pressure. My thinking is I always go by the recommended tire pressure the tire calls for. not necessarily the max cold air pressure. Logic says the car will never change but tires constantly evolve. So which is it for tire pressure? Do you go by owners manual or tire manufacturers recommendation?
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Ok, I hear a lot if people saying to go by the owner's manual for the tire pressure. My thinking is I always go by the recommended tire pressure the tire calls for. not necessarily the max cold air pressure. Logic says the car will never change but tires constantly evolve. So which is it for tire pressure? Do you go by owners manual or tire manufacturers recommendation?
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jeff wolf
I think once in awhile I used to use zMAX or slick 50 and for about four hundred miles or maybe a tank of gas the engine would run much quieter. this was in my 1994 GMC 1500 V6 pickup truck. It wouldn't sound like it was on it would run so quiet, I tried to restart it and ground the starter doing so. One then things scum bags use to cover up big issues in a quick sale.
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I think once in awhile I used to use zMAX or slick 50 and for about four hundred miles or maybe a tank of gas the engine would run much quieter. this was in my 1994 GMC 1500 V6 pickup truck. It wouldn't sound like it was on it would run so quiet, I tried to restart it and ground the starter doing so. One then things scum bags use to cover up big issues in a quick sale.
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Captain Nostromo
I remember back in the seventies they were selling something called Motaloy, Som metal aloy balls that you drop in your gasoline tank and as they were Rolling around in the tank they will plate or you're moving parts in your engine, restoring your old worn out engine without opening it Up and restore it, if it's too Good to be truth it certainly is
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I remember back in the seventies they were selling something called Motaloy, Som metal aloy balls that you drop in your gasoline tank and as they were Rolling around in the tank they will plate or you're moving parts in your engine, restoring your old worn out engine without opening it Up and restore it, if it's too Good to be truth it certainly is
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Basingstoke Dave
scott can i ask a question, you say use the right oil? now here in england uk we take our cars or 4x4s ect to garages not always the same makers for the cars we own, but in the book for my car it says use this perticular oil but when i take it to a none dealership garage they say its ok to use this oil as its graded for this type of engine. help
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scott can i ask a question, you say use the right oil? now here in england uk we take our cars or 4x4s ect to garages not always the same makers for the cars we own, but in the book for my car it says use this perticular oil but when i take it to a none dealership garage they say its ok to use this oil as its graded for this type of engine. help
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Michael J. Mates
So. what are your thoughts on SeaFoam? That K&W Motorflush is a new one for me; never heard of it. Also, you didn't seem too fond of HHO technology and seemed to have had a fixed idea about it describing things a little differently than what i've come to understand; do you have a video covering your thesis more extensively?
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So. what are your thoughts on SeaFoam? That K&W Motorflush is a new one for me; never heard of it. Also, you didn't seem too fond of HHO technology and seemed to have had a fixed idea about it describing things a little differently than what i've come to understand; do you have a video covering your thesis more extensively?
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jacob lifore
That's right Scotty, u absolutely right, there are tons of guys out there who has very little knowledge about cars other than just talking abt them and not knowing what they actually talking about but we have to respect them and what they doing anyway, it is what it is, ur the man and always will be but to each his own ofc.
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That's right Scotty, u absolutely right, there are tons of guys out there who has very little knowledge about cars other than just talking abt them and not knowing what they actually talking about but we have to respect them and what they doing anyway, it is what it is, ur the man and always will be but to each his own ofc.
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Kurt Watson
I wouldn't use motor flush in an engine with VVT, but on my older vehicles that I just bought, I'll put motor flush in the engine, usually in the evening, run for a few minutes, shut off, let sit over night, the start again for a few minutes, then drain. Not sure if it helps or hurts, but never had an engine fail afterwards.
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I wouldn't use motor flush in an engine with VVT, but on my older vehicles that I just bought, I'll put motor flush in the engine, usually in the evening, run for a few minutes, shut off, let sit over night, the start again for a few minutes, then drain. Not sure if it helps or hurts, but never had an engine fail afterwards.
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