I don't see how a little Sea Foam in the gas would hurt anything, might clean the injectors. Seems like Project Farm might have gotten equal or slightly more benefit from Marvel Mystery oil. In fact, I think the term 'stabilizer' comes from the fact that your oil pressure won't go as low at idle when the engine is warm, so the oil pressure is more 'stable.' In a worn engine, it will usually increase oil pressure throughout the rev range.
But I wonder if it might work for the guys with turbo motors to have benefits similar to the walnut blasting they use to clean up the intake. I don't think I would do that until possibly very late in life. They were pouring it down the intake, however. Project Farm tested it too in a very old motor (not a lawn mower motor, I think it was an old pickup). I don't think there is a BMW product like Sea Foam. If you still want to use Lucas, you could put in 5 quarts (one jug) and then add Lucas. 5 quarts gets me to the min, 6 quarts gets me to the max. Lucas Oil has warned that many cars will require some extra protection following confirmation of government plans to make E10 petrol the standard 95-octane grade by September 2021. I did not find that leveling the car made any difference.
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I've tried leveling my car partially because I was surprised that with a stated 7 quart capacity my car was completely full - up to max - with 6 quarts. is there a product for BMW like SeaFoam at Oil Change ? Someone mentioned something similar but didn't specify. Great Thanks for Clarifying leveling the carĪnother Question as I've stated I used Lucas Oil Stabilizer in All my vehicles in addition on occasion I use a cleansing product before draining the oil such as a product called SeaFoam You should level the car when changing trans fluid or differential fluid, however. If you want to level the car, it would obviously be fine, but I wouldn't bother. You will see a surprising amount of oil there! Then there are recesses in the cylinder head and other areas that trap oil. Look in your oil filter housing when you remove the filter.
There is always a certain amount of oil in any engine that will not drain out.
There may be a slight amount of oil hiding in the pan, but it will be a minute amount in relation to the 7 liters you will be replacing. DSteele41- I don't see the need to level the car for draining oil.
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