Summary of If You LOVE One Of These Additives, DON'T Watch This Video!

Additives for motor oil are not required to meet any specific specifications, unlike motor oil itself.

Additives can either improve or worsen the performance of motor oil, depending on their chemical composition and how they interact with the base oil.

fuel detergent additives containing polyetheramine are beneficial for cleaning injectors and reducing fuel dilution, leading to lower wear metals.

Some additives, such as chlorinated paraffins and those with high levels of calcium and sodium, can be corrosive and harmful to engines.

Mixing different additives or adding them to fully formulated oils can lead to adverse effects, such as increased wear, changes in viscosity, and reduced oil life.

Real-world tests show that some additives, like seafoam, can evaporate quickly, while others can increase wear metals and oxidation levels in used oil samples.

The video emphasizes the importance of understanding the potential risks associated with using additives in motor oil and advises against using them based on the negative outcomes observed in various tests.

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— 06:44 — « My thought is this - if you have to put an additive in your oil, it means you have the wrong oil. »
— 08:59 — « Its a way of determining the oxidation life of the oil. »
— 23:42 — « The science says youre wrong, thats simple. Dont put that crap in anything. »
— 25:42 — « You dont need to use an engine flush. »
— 28:56 — « I hope these results clearly show its not a good idea to put an additive in your oil. »

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