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the engine restore is good stuff , a guy did a actual compression test and he prved it helped the motor and gained power , and when i 1st did mine it felt less sluggish
Problem is, it's not a long term fix for a worn out motor.
Exactly, and unfortunately, too many unscrupulous sellers will dump a can of Restore in an engine in order to make it run and feel better to a prospective buyer without ever telling them about it.
Well i put it in today did 1/3 in each so far it idles smoother and doesn't feel as sluggish defiantly made a difference. Only smoked for the first 2 mins it was running and only a little as i was driving. After i was done i checked the oil it didn't look real dirty so should i keep driving with it another 60 miles or change very soon only been 40 miles?
Well i put it in today did 1/3 in each so far it idles smoother and doesn't feel as sluggish defiantly made a difference. Only smoked for the first 2 mins it was running and only a little as i was driving. After i was done i checked the oil it didn't look real dirty so should i keep driving with it another 60 miles or change very soon only been 40 miles?
I thought they usually recommend that you drive like 300 miles with it in the oil. I never really saw that big of a difference when I used it in the motor. Was the smoke white at first or was it blackish? were you using seafoam, or the MOPAR brand?
This is what mine looked like when I did it on Thursday, or Friday... (been a long week can't remember much...)
Oh and if some of you are tracking down an exhaust leak, using this stuff is one of the best ways to find it.
Last edited by Laramie1997; 05-18-2009 at 03:04 AM.