Good day owners!
I've been wondering about DOC Diesel Oil Conditioner from BG. Has anyone here used it, or used another similar product? I have 1993 Delica Jasper and now considering using full synthetic 15W40. Weather in Alberta is constantly changing and oil viscosity must remain at it's best...
Any thoughts?
Diesel engine oil conditioners?????
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Diesel engine oil conditioners?????
L300 Jasper,
L300 Chamonix,
Pajero Mini,
Pajero GDI
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L300 Chamonix,

Pajero Mini,

Pajero GDI

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Re: Diesel engine oil conditioners?????
I just used a new additive that seems to be working really well. Up until now I've been using semi synthetics like LiquiMoly (originally LubroMoly) but this last oil change I went to Total Quartz 9000, full synthetic and added Power Maxx Nano Engine Super Protection:
This product contains (amongst other things) nano sized Graphene ball bearings that literally prevent the metal components from touching ~ or so the label says. I've logged over a thousand kliks since I changed to this combination and there is quite a difference in performance. For one, the engine is running quieter. She purrs like a Siamese cat!
http://www.bluechemgb.com/products/powe ... ction.html
Falco.
P.S.: The Total Quartz 9000 grade is 5W40.
This product contains (amongst other things) nano sized Graphene ball bearings that literally prevent the metal components from touching ~ or so the label says. I've logged over a thousand kliks since I changed to this combination and there is quite a difference in performance. For one, the engine is running quieter. She purrs like a Siamese cat!
http://www.bluechemgb.com/products/powe ... ction.html
Falco.
P.S.: The Total Quartz 9000 grade is 5W40.
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Re: Diesel engine oil conditioners?????
Where were you able to pick up the nano can?
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Re: Diesel engine oil conditioners?????
My buddy is a mechanic, I think he got it from a wholesaler called Worldpack. I'd ask Mister Google for a supplier near you. I'd think you're more likely to have it more readily available in the States than we in the great snow white north.joebillhill wrote:Where were you able to pick up the nano can?
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Re: Diesel engine oil conditioners?????
mister google hahahaha
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Re: Diesel engine oil conditioners?????
Mister Google seems to know a lot about the stuff but not where any is located at this particular time. Ze Germans must have an enigma machine