Q:Andy fly fuel additives how? I heard that China is the only high-end additive brand who used?

It seems, try chanting.

Q:Is there any fuel or oil additives that will help with cold start? additionally do oil additives that are supposed to increase your cars ability and all that really work? have you ever tried and or used any? and what kind do you need?

Save your money on the additives and make sure your car is well tuned. Depending on what kind of vehicle you have , it could be a wide range of different things, or even a combination, that is making your car difficult to start. What you really want to be concentrating on is your fuel system here and not your crankcase. Make sure you are using the recommended oil viscosity as the car calls for and leave that be. Make sure your air filter is clean as well as the fuel filter. Check to see how long it's been since you changed the spark plugs and cap rotor if you have them. Are you using the correct octane fuel that the car requires ? So basically, to answer your question. No, there really isn't anything that you can put in your oil that will concentrate on your problem. It may be time for a fuel system cleaning or adjustment. Good luck to you.

Q:I spilled fuel injector additive on my car floor. The additive spilled on the driver side floor. My trunk and gas levers were affected and I believe it might have spilled below the carpet (through the carpet hole). Unfortunately there is a very nasty smell and I have tried various methods to clean up but the car still smells like fuel addative. Please help!

Chances are it leeched through the carpet and into the sound absorbtion material below. You can try to lift up the carpet and place foil over the spill area or something that will not deteriorate from the petroleum in the additive. Eventually, the odor will dissipate. If it is a a difficult spot to get to, steam cleaning might help. You can always place a rubber floormat over the area for a few weeks or a period of time Good luck to you

Q:I have a 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 with a 390 engine, and have had it for about 2 years. In that time I‘ve put about 3000 miles on it, all without using a lead additive in the fuel. I hadn‘t even bothered to think if I would need it or not. Would I have wrecked the valves already by doing this, or might I not even need it? I don‘t have much history of the car, so I don‘t know if it has the hardened valve seats or not.So basically, if I‘ve made it this far without doing anything, am I pretty much in the clear, or should I still switch to the lead additive since damage might take longer to manifest?

it will run fine for now, but yea, use lead substitute in every tank of gas. the real fix is to get hardened exhaust seats installed in the heads, but you're looking at time and bucks. also, what you should use is a zinc additive in your oil at every oil change. modern oil does not have zinc in it (they removed it to help protect the catalytic converter), and you will round out the bottom of your flat lifters; also expensive to fix.

Q:transmission slipping in a ford taurus is it a good idea to use stop slip transmission additive?

don't put any additive in your car. Additives don't really work. Get your car to your nearest automotive shop and get it scanned. Your transmission most likely has a burnt band or a broken servo.

Q:main additives of lubricants?

There are different additives for different things. Antioxidants to reduce thermal and mechanical decomposition. These are usually sterically hindered phenols and thiophenols. Thickeners which are usually lithium salts of fatty acids. Friction reducers which include P2S5 and various fatty acid thiophoshate esters. Corrosion inhibitors such as imidazolines.

Q:How can I find information on the oil additives and lubricant market in Venezuela? (size, value, etc)?

Maybe PDVSA has a web page with that information. You can also ask in a gas station.

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copper, gold, silver. without question! :D

Q:I had some horrid tranny problems before, it didnt have enough pressure to completly ****, but i changed the fluid and the filter and the vacuum module. it seems to work better, but i don‘t think its gaining all the pressure it should. i heard in several cases that add additives like that lucas tranny stuff helps the pressure and shifting. pros and cons of using it? ive already built this tranny 3 times, i just want it to work, and i want to sell it.

Lucas is the best I'v used it and it does what it says.

Q:I have a 350cc royal enfield motorbike. For every service of the bike i replace the engine oil 1 gallon and add oil additives such as STP, ABRO, NULON. I realized the performance of my engine has become better. Now i was imagining to use complete oil additive 1 gallon and stop using engine oil. I know this would be expensive because oil additives cost more than regualar engine oil but will my bike performance work at optimum level and has anyone tried anything like this?

Say goodbye to your engine. Running detergent will fry it within minutes.