who hear uses it

i have used it in my 98 dodge ram for a year or so now...never had a issue

I would run 1 qt of that with 4 qts oil

i get excellent oil pressure hot or cold

some people love it, some hate it

im thinking about dropping it and just running the oil

let me know what you think and why

 

I used it in my 2000 and it made the lifters peck 10 times worse. It sounded like a Detroit Diesel engine. I changed my oil again and it calmed it back down. I have 178000 miles on it.

 

Ran it once with no real noticeable advantages. I use RESTORE... it has been talked about on here a good bit, it really helped quite things down, and seemed to help things run a bit smoother. As far as oil goes I use Mobil 1 Full Syn 10w-30 and either a wix or mopar filter.

 

I got 247 on my 92 and use 1 quart..my knocking is gone and my leak don't leak as much lol...I like it

 

dont like to use any of this stuff
sea foam = the best, one time every 30,000 mile

 

ok, tomorrow i will drain it out and from now on just run syn blend high mileage in my truck

i looked at reviews...90% said no go...i dont want it in my truck and i wont use it in the jeep

i will just stick with syn blend high mileage for both

 

For a 96 4.0 Cherokee sport is it 5 qts or 6 qts of oil?

 

my truck is 5qts with filter

jeep is 6qts with filter

 

I use it, quiets her down

 

6qts

 

I'll never use the stuff, I put it in my Toyota and the engine locked up.... I kid you not

 

Dad had a 90 towncar with a knock in the bottom end
And we threw some in before he sold it.... knock went away lol
But I don't like the stuff

 

Your probably fine, but I stopped using it I found it to be a pointless thing. If you have problems with your jeep leaking oil then I wouldnt choose a synthetic or a synthetic blend cause they leak more than conventional. We use this stuff at work I can't remember the name but you put it in with a oil change it goes into the seals and gaskets and is supposed to seal them up. I know some people swear by all this quick fix stuff but the only way to fix it right is to well fix it right.

 

Lucas oil stabilizer is nothing more than base stock and a heap of viscosity modifiers...

All it does is thicken your oil. If want to run a higher viscosity oil, save the money and just go buy the higher viscosity.

 

Not I.
After I read these kind of comments:
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums...Number=1831733

Rotella T-6 5w-40 and a good filter (WIX, or Purolator) and I haven't looked back.