Showing posts with label motorcycle synthetic oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorcycle synthetic oil. Show all posts
Friday, November 28, 2014
Royal Purple 01530 Multi-Grade Motor Oil SN 5W30 Qt. Bottle * Review
one of the best oils to use in a performance car but shipping took for ever for 1 quart ,i just went to a local auto zone and picked 1 up to do my oil change ,also bought the 5 quart which shipped a week earlier, royol purple is a great high tier oil would highly recommend it but idk about the shipping time
Monday, September 8, 2014
Best OIL-TCW3 FULL SYNTHETIC QT @12, Pack of 12 Deals
This product has brought new life to my '64 johnson 9.9. Have not compared results to other synthetic, but it definitely is far better than conventional in my unit.
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Review of OTC 7937 Transmission Oil Cooler Line Disconnect Tool for GM
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List Price: $20.95
Sale Price: $12.02
Today's Bonus: 43% Off

Excellent tool to have in your box. If you own a late model car/truck, this quick trans line disconnect tool is a must have for your toolbox.
1. Blow out the dust/dirt from the connector
2. Slide in this tool to the quick disconnect clip
3. Rotate the tool which will expand the E-clip
4. Pull out the line.
Necessity for hard to reach places such as the cooler lines on the transmission, at the radiator, and junction spots such as on the Trailblazers.
List Price: $20.95
Sale Price: $12.02
Today's Bonus: 43% Off
Excellent tool to have in your box. If you own a late model car/truck, this quick trans line disconnect tool is a must have for your toolbox.
1. Blow out the dust/dirt from the connector
2. Slide in this tool to the quick disconnect clip
3. Rotate the tool which will expand the E-clip
4. Pull out the line.
Necessity for hard to reach places such as the cooler lines on the transmission, at the radiator, and junction spots such as on the Trailblazers.
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Worked like a champ after removing the plastic line cover and getting the "feel" of where the spring clamp actually was.Best Deals for OTC 7937 Transmission Oil Cooler Line Disconnect Tool for GM
This is a very simple tool that will save you headaches if you work on gm transmissions. It is very simple to use and works like a charm. I highly recommend this tool for disconnecting transmission oil cooler lines.Honest reviews on OTC 7937 Transmission Oil Cooler Line Disconnect Tool for GM
This is one of the biggest rip offs that I have ever used, piece of crap wish that I could get my money back.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for OTC 7937 Transmission Oil Cooler Line Disconnect Tool for GM
Disconnects quick couplings on GM transmission cooler lines. Small enough to work in tight areas. Will disconnect the couplings on my 2001 Silverado's transmission and transmission lines at the cooler and radiator.Saturday, January 11, 2014
Marvel MM14R Mystery Oil 1 Gallon Review
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List Price: $26.98
Sale Price: $19.39
Today's Bonus: 28% Off

I put Marvel into everything. Into the car's motor oil, fuel tank, lawn equipment (two and four stroke) and it doesn't let me down. I recently pulled the valve cover off one of my cars, after 100k miles clean as the day they assembled it. If you start out with Marvel and use it like you should, you don't need fuel injector cleaner and you won't have sludge build up in your motor nor plugged up fuel injectors. Putting it in your gas also acts as a upper cylinder lubricant to help lubricate those places motor oil can't get to.
I grew up with Marvel, my father used it religiously in his '55 Ford. The motor was rebuilt in 1968 (when he got the truck) and it still drives like a clock to this day. Granted, somewhere around 1997 it had to have a valve job done, but that was because it didn't have hardened valve seats and so eliminating lead gas cause that issue. Just like my car, when the cylinder heads were taken off, that motor was as clean as the day it was assembled, not a spot of sludge GO MARVEL!
What sold me on MMO was when I was in my teens my boss had an old Craftsmen lawnmower that burned oil and would foul the plugs within about 5-6 hours of running. He added MMO to the gas and the plugs would NEVER foul so long as the MMO was in the gas (2oz to 5g of gas). I couldn't believe it was the MMO, so I ran a tank of gas with no MMO, and you guessed it, fouled plugs. After spending a 1/2 hour cleaning both plugs, I ran the next tank with MMO and no more fouling.
Recently my work truck started making a "pinging" noise from the engine while it was at idle. Sounded like a lifter, but I wasn't sure. I was about to take it to the shop when I decided to try some MMO in the fuel. I added 16oz to 25g of 93 octane gas and now the pinging is gone.
I also use MMO in my Lycoming O-320 (aviation engine) fuel which keeps the cylinders, plugs and valves bright and shiny. Also keeps the plugs from fouling from the heavily leaded 100LL avgas. My A&P mechanic swears by MMO, and after using it for over a decade, so do I.
List Price: $26.98
Sale Price: $19.39
Today's Bonus: 28% Off
I put Marvel into everything. Into the car's motor oil, fuel tank, lawn equipment (two and four stroke) and it doesn't let me down. I recently pulled the valve cover off one of my cars, after 100k miles clean as the day they assembled it. If you start out with Marvel and use it like you should, you don't need fuel injector cleaner and you won't have sludge build up in your motor nor plugged up fuel injectors. Putting it in your gas also acts as a upper cylinder lubricant to help lubricate those places motor oil can't get to.
I grew up with Marvel, my father used it religiously in his '55 Ford. The motor was rebuilt in 1968 (when he got the truck) and it still drives like a clock to this day. Granted, somewhere around 1997 it had to have a valve job done, but that was because it didn't have hardened valve seats and so eliminating lead gas cause that issue. Just like my car, when the cylinder heads were taken off, that motor was as clean as the day it was assembled, not a spot of sludge GO MARVEL!
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This stuff works better then most of the fuel system cleaners on the market today. It will also work as an oil system cleaner, assembly lube, and general maintenance lubricant. Marvel's mystery oil also makes an air tool oil which works equally as well. This is an old tried & true product. Very good buy!Best Deals for Marvel MM14R Mystery Oil 1 Gallon
I've been use MMO for quite a few years and am a firm believer in it. While we don't have enough time for me to write (and for you to read) all the stories I could tell about MMO, I will say that it has saved me a bundle on PMs.What sold me on MMO was when I was in my teens my boss had an old Craftsmen lawnmower that burned oil and would foul the plugs within about 5-6 hours of running. He added MMO to the gas and the plugs would NEVER foul so long as the MMO was in the gas (2oz to 5g of gas). I couldn't believe it was the MMO, so I ran a tank of gas with no MMO, and you guessed it, fouled plugs. After spending a 1/2 hour cleaning both plugs, I ran the next tank with MMO and no more fouling.
Recently my work truck started making a "pinging" noise from the engine while it was at idle. Sounded like a lifter, but I wasn't sure. I was about to take it to the shop when I decided to try some MMO in the fuel. I added 16oz to 25g of 93 octane gas and now the pinging is gone.
I also use MMO in my Lycoming O-320 (aviation engine) fuel which keeps the cylinders, plugs and valves bright and shiny. Also keeps the plugs from fouling from the heavily leaded 100LL avgas. My A&P mechanic swears by MMO, and after using it for over a decade, so do I.
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I have been using Mystery Oil for the last 50 years and would not run any car with out it! Put this in your Oil & Gas and you car will run much longer with out any trouble!Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Marvel MM14R Mystery Oil 1 Gallon
It's not snake oil that for sure. I added 6 oz and filled up with 15 gallons and my Nissan Altima Hybrid's MPG jumped from 34 to 37. This occurred for the first 400 miles and at 573 for the tank, I'm at 36.6. I was averaging 34-35.5 on my computer. Not sure if the price was good, but for sure the car liked the product. Only 24k miles and I always ran fuel injector cleaners every 3k or so. This is the biggest difference I've seen. Not comment on power as I'm a hypermiler.
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