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Re: Marvels Mystery Oil???
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Posted by Rick/NC on March 14, 2000 at 18:03:28 from (208.165.27.86):
In Reply to: Marvels Mystery Oil??? posted by Jb on March 14, 2000 at 12:03:59:
Let me tell you a true story...once had a Chev. SS w/327 motor. Wrung it out a bit too tight one day and motor started to sound like a rock crusher. I was on my way back to tire shop I worked in and immediately drained oil...changed filter...and refilled motor oil substituting 1 qt. MMO. This was first time I had ever used an oil additive. When I cranked engine, the racket was gone and motor ran quietly. I do NOT believe in a bunch of motor oil additives...consider most of them to be *snake oil* and an effective way to lighten your pocket of money, but I DO believe in MMO after that incident. There is nothing there to harm your engine and it may very well do it some good. Good Luck!!
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