Amsoil Engine flush
Anyone flushed their engines with this? My car has 170k miles with oil changes done everytime the maintenance minder told me. I started using fully synthetic oil at around 100k miles. Now I'm wondering if flushing my engine with the Amsoil engine flush will do me good or do I just continue with my regular oil changes?
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Originally Posted by spreadhead
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I think that Honda actually states that you shouldn't use engine flush products in the manual. I cannot remember if it was my S2000 manual or my Fit manual I read that in though...
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Pull the cam cover and look before you decide you need to do anything. AutoRX is best if you think you need an internal engine cleaner.
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doesnt higher rated gasoline kinda do the same thing? I would just move from a 87 to a 90 or 91 gas for a awhile. other than that, hondas' are pretty tough to beat. i would take a minute and check out the fuel injectors though. Now thats pricey!
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Its good stuff, rather then being solvent based, its
detergent based engine flush. Check out the reviews over at Bob the oil guy. |
Originally Posted by ramjet
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doesnt higher rated gasoline kinda do the same thing? I would just move from a 87 to a 90 or 91 gas for a awhile. other than that, hondas' are pretty tough to beat. i would take a minute and check out the fuel injectors though. Now thats pricey!
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Originally Posted by Oofie
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Now I'm wondering if flushing my engine with the Amsoil engine flush will do me good or do I just continue with my regular oil changes?
I think you've said it - it might 'do you some good', but your engine certainly has no need for a flushing. By following all scheduled fluid changes you have effectively done the same thing. Never a good idea to do something just to do it - if it ain't broke don't fix it. |
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