OK Seriously : Are there any Additives that yawl like

For the oil and / or the gas tank ? Thanks in advance..

"Bardahl anyone ? We all used it here in the Midwest for long time "
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> For the oil and / or the gas tank ? Thanks in advance..

None, for normal and regular usage in either gas or oil.

Bardahl anyone ? We all used it here in the Midwest for long time wrote:
> For the oil and / or the gas tank ? Thanks in advance..


Seafoam. Works for an injector cleaner and carbon removal.

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Steve W.

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I've heard that a little sugar in the gas tank will sweeten the exhaust and
take care of that "rotten egg" smell........

Bardahl anyone ? We all used it here in the Midwest for long time wrote:
> For the oil and / or the gas tank ? Thanks in advance..


None whatsoever. Additives are a good way to screw up the chemistry of
fluids that were very carefully engineered to to their jobs in the first
place.

"I've heard that a little sugar in the gas tank will sweeten the
exhaust and
take care of that "rotten egg" smell........ "

This has got to be a joke! Sugar in the gas will burn up the engine or
cause it to seize. Back in the '60's when anti-war protests were BIG,
the Hippies would try to sneak sugar into the cop cars, if they could
get one not being watched. That car would soon smoke and the engine
would seize. Oh, for the good old days.

I'm not sure this poster intends harm or even knows this but anything
from him should be regarded with suspicion.

disston

I have an old Army Technical Manual/soft back book here that I bought at
a gun show many years ago.The book is about putting different thingys in
gas tanks.I haven't looked in the book in a long time, but I think the
book says sugar isn't effective.
cuhulin

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Bardahl anyone ? We all used it here in the Midwest for long time > wrote:
>For the oil and / or the gas tank ? Thanks in advance..

I like oil and gas respectively.

There are useful additives, like detergents and stabilizers, and they
solve particular problems. If there is no problem, there is no need to
use them.
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

I am a Southerner and I always figured a Yawl is a Boat, something like
a Sailboat, y'all. www.yall.com
cuhulin

Bardahl anyone ? We all used it here in the Midwest for long time wrote:
> For the oil and / or the gas tank ? Thanks in advance..

Once I year I put in a thing of FI cleaner.

For my summer car, I put in fuel stabilizer when I park it for the winter.
Same car sees octane boost when I'm going to be using the nitrous.

Other than that it's gas and oil.

Ray