Showing posts with label oil treatment additive products. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil treatment additive products. Show all posts

Monday, 11 January 2016

Reducing Engine Blow by Using Oil Treatment

When a car begins to age, regular wear and tear can form gaps within the movable internal parts of an engine which may result in blow-by. It is a particular condition that takes place due to combustion leakage through valve stem guides and piston rings. Fortunately, the blow-by condition can be reduced as well as eliminated by using regular engine oil treatment. Oil additives can increase viscosity of engine oil and help in filling the gaps created because of wear and tear. They can also condition dry and worn oil seals for stopping valve cover leakage and engine oil pan.

Given below is a step-by-step which you can follow for reducing blowby with the help of engine oil treatment:

Things Required:

  • Car owner’s manual
  • Shop towels
  • Funnel
  • Treatment product

Procedure

First, let the engine cool down prior to performing work.

After that, remove the car’s ignition keys to ensure that the engine would not get activated in any way. Move the shift lever to park position if your car has automatic transmission. In case it is standard shift, shift to first gear. Do not forget to set the emergency brake, just to make sure that car does not start to move on its own.

Now lift up the hood of your car and find the oil filler cap. Many filler caps come with an embedded image on them of an oil can. If you cannot find it, make use of the owner’s manual for identifying its correct location.

Turn the cap in anticlockwise direction and remove it. Some caps behave like plugs and can easily be removed by directly pulling them out using a twisting motion. You can utilise a shop towel for gripping the cap if necessary.

Place the funnel on top of the filler tube.

Pour in the treatment product through the funnel. Use only as much as has been dictated by recommendations of the product manufacturer. Make sure that funnel is clean and free from impurities.

While removing the funnel after you have poured in the treatment, hold a towel near the spout to catch drippings and prevent them from landing on the engine. Replace the cap on the filler tube and gently lower the hood, closing it securely.

Now insert the ignition keys and activate your engine. Let it get heated up to the usual operating temperature. This would enable the treatment product to blend completely with the engine oil.

Wednesday, 9 December 2015

Benefits of Engine Oil Treatment


Engine oil additives or treatment solutions are generally used for increasing the efficiency of engines in vehicles and reducing friction between their various internal components. Besides that, they also help in protecting the metallic surfaces from corrosion and rust. Although most vehicle owners are aware of these conspicuous advantages of oil additives, not many might be cognizant of the hidden benefits.

Let’s have a look at some major ways by which regular engine oil treatment is beneficial to vehicle owners:

Fuel Conservation

Additives have the ability to work cooperatively with the inner combustion engine, and magnify the torque as well as the horsepower by about 2 to 5 percent. They play a cost effective and valuable role in decreasing potential operational problems, thereby ensuring that the vehicle makes best use of the fuel filled into it. Besides that, they also help in meeting the fuel specification requirements.

Fuel Economy

Engine oil treatment benefits fuel economy primarily by cleaning the fuel system. In general, deposits within air systems or fuel injectors can have severe impact on the amount of diesel or LPG consumed. Additives help in cleaning the metal surfaces and maintaining their original factory condition. Besides that, they also lubricate the various moving components of an engine and maximise fuel economy, in addition to reducing wear and tear as well as saving energy significantly. That means less shutdowns for cleaning and maintenance of the equipment.

Decreased Exhaust Emissions

Emission, also regarded traditionally as exhausts, including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, combined oxides of nitrogen, unburned hydrocarbons and particulate matter, can be released in excess amounts if the combustion quality starts to deteriorate. But this can be counteracted by using engine oil treatment. Not only would it prevent accumulation of unwanted deposits, but also improve combustion quality, thereby reducing toxic exhaust emissions.

Functionality In Temperature Extremes

Oil additives do not contain wax, and therefore do not solidify even at extremely low temperatures. Besides that, they can also resist oxidation during summer when temperatures are extremely high instead of evaporating from the engine.

In the market of Australia, TOHO 9000 is a commonly preferred high performance engine oil treatment that works well with several different vehicle brands. It ensures smooth performance of the engine by reducing wastage of oil, increasing power and RPM, decreasing exhaust temperature and performing strong cleaning through suspension and dissolution of varnish, carbon and sludge deposits.