Scrub Hunter Posted December 27, 2006 Share Posted December 27, 2006 I was wondering what you guys use to remove Sludge, especially since I have a model tagged as a potential sludge beast. I heard that solvent type products are dangerous so I would prefer to hear about something that works more slowly if possible, I don't want my filter cloggin. Thanks in Advance- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mburnickas Posted December 27, 2006 Share Posted December 27, 2006 I was wondering what you guys use to remove Sludge, especially since I have a model tagged as a potential sludge beast. I heard that solvent type products are dangerous so I would prefer to hear about something that works more slowly if possible, I don't want my filter cloggin. Thanks in Advance- Well #1, do you know for a fact you have sludge or any? People said the samething about on my 98 on BITOG and they were/are full of it. Here is my 98 with just about 100,000 miles doing 8 to 12,000 mile drains using Amsoil and UOA. (the sludge prone)... This pix where BEFORE using any oil adds etc. I have many more too. #2, Solvants are no more dangerous then anything out there. You can use MMO, kerosene, diesel fuel, Seafoam, Lc20, and some others. I have used AutoRX (did nothing and have pixs to prove it) and LC20 which give me WAY better wear numbers then Amsoil + will / DOES remove sludge. I think 90% of the adds out there are WAY over pimped. The best bang for dollar is seafoam and a great multi-tasker. Can clean sludge, clean TB's, etc. Can be bought most anywhere. For way better wears numbers, cleans sludge, clean TB, cleans rings packs etc. get LC20. Only bought online. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scrub Hunter Posted December 28, 2006 Author Share Posted December 28, 2006 I think 90% of the adds out there are WAY over pimped. I went over to Bobtheoilguy and I can't find hardly any posts that say LubeControls LC20 is an effective cleaner. I did however see that the most popular cleaner seams to be Autorx. Do you have any posts over on BITOG that I can lookup? Don't take offense to this Bro but if you think additves are "overpimped" why do you pimp for LC? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TunedRX300 Posted January 21, 2007 Share Posted January 21, 2007 I think 90% of the adds out there are WAY over pimped. I went over to Bobtheoilguy and I can't find hardly any posts that say LubeControls LC20 is an effective cleaner. I did however see that the most popular cleaner seams to be Autorx. Do you have any posts over on BITOG that I can lookup? Don't take offense to this Bro but if you think additves are "overpimped" why do you pimp for LC? I used Auto-RX and it worked for me, cut open filters and saw sandy particles between filter element pleats. mburnickas, you old pal "shelby" from BITOG posted that you are a troll that register under many names to bash Auto-RX. I respect your expertise on oil and your opinion, but if shelby is right, this is getting old... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mburnickas Posted January 22, 2007 Share Posted January 22, 2007 mburnickas, you old pal "shelby" from BITOG posted that you are a troll that register under many names to bash Auto-RX. I respect your expertise on oil and your opinion, but if shelby is right, this is getting old... I know what shelby does; childish to no end. Problem with him is he THINKS I am still out there. I have not posted on BITOG in months (too political); even Frank and his admins know this. Plus I have bettter things to do with my time then worry about Shelby, BITOG, oil etc and what he thinks. What makes it 100% funny is that it is not even me. He is losing it and you are right, getting old. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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