Can I use this on a new 2015 car every 3-5K miles for regular maintenance or is that a unnecessary?
1366657
Yes you can, and it's a good idea. The exception is if you use Chevron gas which has it included in its formulation
757048
No, especially if the oil has recently been changed. I used it several months ago. I did notice the engine running smoother and pick up more pronounced. It also helped my engine burn less oil. Mind you, I have a 91 Acura Integra bought new and now has 425K on it! I will soon put her out to pasture. I am awaiting a 2015 Audi S4! ;-)
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I have an automatic and by using the 87 Octane tune I improved my mileage by about 4 or 5 mile per gallon. Plus it performs much better as far acceleration/much peppier. Also went to a larger tires and wheels re-calibrated for the new height and it corrected the speedometer. So everything I did was an improvement over stock, so I would say it would help with a standard also, but not totally sure.
495848
I can't answer, because I don't know how many years or miles the transmission fluid has been in use. I would venture to say that IF "the tranny fluid has been used for less than 10,000 miles AND is under 1 year old", it would probably be fine.
1563384
Until the next scheduled oil change. Ususally from 3,000 miles to 5,000 depending on whether you use conventional motor oil (3,000) or synthetic (5,000).
370225
I believe you should have no problem using it on new or older cars, just follow the directions closely!
421320
from my research, it is recommended to change monthly. To be safe, you may want to visit the manufacturer website.
1482025
Don't buy it. Mine didn't last one year on my 2007 Gold Wing. I went to Advance Auto and bought another one. It's been two years so far and no problems.
2147632
Depends on what it's being used for and in what car. Running a turbo mildly modified car, you can definitely get 3K miles, just check it and see if it looks burnt. If you track your car a lot, it will be a shorter interval, and frankly it's safe insurance instead of popping a motor.
1213219
This is a top of the line ATF that will out perform pretty much all other products out there.. However, at 190,000 miles, the quality of your rebuild will probably be the deciding factor in your transmission life vs the quality of the fluid. So you may be better served sticking with something much cheaper.
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No, you don't need to replace it on every oil change. This additive mixes with your motor oil and coats the inside of the engine as well as the seals (where usually the leaks comes from). As I've mentioned before don't overfill this two mixture (your motor oil & Lucas Stop Leak) beyond your engine's capacity. Once you've drained your old oil and replaced the drain plug & new oil filter on your vehicle carefully add the Stop Leak then the additional motor oil, checking on the dip stick every now and then while adding them, so as not you won't overfill the engine.'Motor Honey', I haven't come across this product. Is this just a figure of speech? No, you don't need to replace it on every oil change. This additive mixes with your motor oil and coats the inside of the engine as well as the seals (where usually the leaks comes from). As I've mentioned before don't overfill this two mixture (your motor oil & Lucas Stop Leak) beyond your engine's capacity. Once you've drained your old oil and replaced the drain plug & new oil filter on your vehicle carefully add the Stop Leak then the additional motor oil, checking on the dip stick every now and then while adding them, so as not you won't overfill the engine.'Motor Honey', I... » Read More No, you don't need to replace it on every oil change. This additive mixes with your motor oil and coats the inside of the engine as well as the seals (where usually the leaks comes from). As I've mentioned before don't overfill this two mixture (your motor oil & Lucas Stop Leak) beyond your engine's capacity. Once you've drained your old oil and replaced the drain plug & new oil filter on your vehicle carefully add the Stop Leak then the additional motor oil, checking on the dip stick every now and then while adding them, so as not you won't overfill the engine.'Motor Honey', I haven't come across this product. Is this just a figure of speech? « Show Less
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I believe the first 5 weeks they want you to use it 5 days a week and after just 2 days a week for maintenance. I think but I would have to look back in my pamphlet. I am pretty sure it is similar to what I said.
339849
Yes. But too a practically non existant benefit, not to mention it will require regular applications every six months minimum not to ruin the look of your tailpipes.
794019
I wouldn't use any liqui moly product especially ceretec until break-in is over. Things need to wear and in the right places. After 10,000 miles then maybe. Refer to the owner's manual for specifics concerning driving habits and oil change intervals during that time.
715583
No, if the vehicle is clean all you need is Klasse sealant. It says good for 12 months but I use it every week.
1092570
It adheres to the surface of all moving parts but will wear away over time/use. I believe the claim of "up to 30K miles", but more frequently is probably better in the long run. Using a full can per oil change may be overkill due to the cost/can. I do like the idea of adding "some" with each oil change and I've noticed a few of the synthetic brands actually have MOS2 in them, so that might make a difference in how much you add. The harder thing to decide is the optimal amount for your car.
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I have never cleaned it since you should cleean it every 80k miles and my car has only 10k miles, but when you need to clean it you should use the K&N; cleaning kit sold for about $9 here on Amazon.