Subject	consider Lucas Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer (n/m)
Posted by	robo (sebring1970) on June 25, 2004 at 11:25 PM
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In Reply To	"Restore" - Engine restorer posted by nelz886 on June 25, 2004 at 07:24 PM
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Follow Ups	"Restore" - Engine restorer - nelz886 19:24:31 06/25/04 try prolong (n/m) - Zski (Generation Z) 19:27:44 06/25/04 isn't that a male sex cream? (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 23:04:58 06/25/04 it is an oil additive, but you might be able to use >>> - Zski (Generation Z) 23:45:09 06/25/04 If your engine needs a rebuild, get it rebuilt. (n/m) - Marshall 19:31:11 06/25/04 @ 73k, i'd hope not. I just want to restore compression (n/m) - nelz886 19:33:21 06/25/04 What are your numbers? (n/m) - Z Wang(Austin) 19:40:10 06/25/04 That's usually the reason for a rebuild. - Marshall 19:44:33 06/25/04 Really it's probably nothing more than 15w-40 oil with high - Z Wang(Austin) 19:47:50 06/25/04 Re: "Restore" - Engine restorer - shaun1005 19:52:31 06/25/04 I put a can in my beater 91 Eagle Scrummit that was - boileralum 20:02:15 06/25/04 I've used it before - Keith58 21:15:55 06/25/04 It's a band-aid fix, but it works. - RossZ 23:07:03 06/25/04 Excellent additive but wouldn't use in TT motor - Mighty-Znoobie 23:15:18 06/25/04 consider Lucas Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 23:25:30 06/25/04 I used it in my S-10 pickup and 190K miles and still - AzHeat 12:21:48 06/26/04
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