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Re: Lucas
Originally Posted by sallan
Hey all, I just want everyones opinion on something. Has anyone used lucas oil stabilizer before. If so, what did you think of it???
I've since quit using it..... no real reason as to why I stopped. I may put some back in next oil change. Maybe since it'* winter and the ticking is worse, I feel the need to use it again.
YMMV
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Junk. Worse than a waste of money. Want protection? Just keep some decent oil in it.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/images/lucas/lucas.htm
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Originally Posted by sacaledus
Tokk a look at the link Since62 good info. So would the transmission additive do the same or different animal all together??
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"Mechanic in a can" can sometimes MASK the real problem and give you a temporary lifespan increase.
It can help with slipping shifts as a temporary measure until a rebuild. It'* a short-term bandaid at best.
It can help with slipping shifts as a temporary measure until a rebuild. It'* a short-term bandaid at best.
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bobistheoilguy has been around for years. He does real research and actual testing to support what he says. Much more worthy than most of the (unsupported) word-of-mouth drivel you usually get online.
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