arcteryxbird

A local indie shop gave me a can of bluechem power maxx oil system cleaner, my question is have any of you heard of this, and would you use it ? There is not a whole lot of info on the web about this stuff. Given that 1 can will treat 6 lt , would it have any effect if diluted in our 10-12 lt systems? Directions state , add to hot oil , idle for 10-15 minutes then drain entire system.
Any advice would be appreciated , I've never trusted these " snake oil" claims


Info from their site
http://bluechem.vlinteractive.com/in...=5&ParentCat=3

Silvertarga

Based on the rule that like dissolves like I prefer frequent oil changes above additives...

Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems

Its nothing I would ever use nor recommend to a client,...

Dr. No

Steve, would you ever recommend Seafoam or any oil additive prior to an oil change, particularly for a second or third owner where you don't know if oil changes were done on schedule?

Howdy993

If the name doesn't include the word, "miricle" stay away.

Best wishes

Slow Guy

How about "Mystery"? Can we go with that?

Billy Parks

This is a new product to the USA. It is German made and is excellent. Blows BG away. It is less expensive also. They have products for gas and diesel. Boats as well.

If you would like more info, please contact me at Billy.PowerMaxx@gmail.com

Look forward to hearing from the readers.

Be well,

Billy

BobbyT

Good to hear it's from Germany. They have different snakes there.

Pags993

Better than BG there's a sales pitch! I have spent 15 years in the lubricants industry and trust me when I say do not let any of these products near your engine!!! It is simply not recommended or required for engine longevity. Stick to the basics, a good quality oil changed as recommended for years of trouble free performance.

Keep the extra money saved not buying snake oil products like these for the slippery mod slope