O and Bugspray, I know rubbing yourself with olive oil before sun tanning is meant to give you a nice golden tan, BUT you dont need it
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Re: What Oil To Use - one opinion- Warning- read heavy
Thanks Rui, food for thought. I'm was planning on standardising my oils and brake fluids, guess i better actually check what Motul oils have in them before i put it in the Beetle.
O and Bugspray, I know rubbing yourself with olive oil before sun tanning is meant to give you a nice golden tan, BUT you dont need it and its rub on oil, not bath in oil
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Hi guys,
After reading all this (half of which just went far over my head), I still have a question. In an old engine, is it good to use products like Prolong or PS23? I was told to use SAE40, which I do. Will I prolong the life of the engine by also adding these types of additives, or will I be wasting my money(R199 a bottle PS23)? How often should that then be added? I have to top up my oil quite often.
After reading all this (half of which just went far over my head), I still have a question. In an old engine, is it good to use products like Prolong or PS23? I was told to use SAE40, which I do. Will I prolong the life of the engine by also adding these types of additives, or will I be wasting my money(R199 a bottle PS23)? How often should that then be added? I have to top up my oil quite often.