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[slater]

No idea. Gonna experiment. I hear good things, though. And considering the rod bearing issue on this car I figured it made sense to give it a shot. Will report back.


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i used to add molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) to my oil every few changes, my dad started doing it a long time ago and gave me a bottle (i still have it). expensive stuff. but it makes everything incredible slippery. i actually ended up 'losing' oil on a few cars i used it in, and stopped using it. i still can't figure out what happened or what could possibly be bad about adding it, as more lubrication in the lubrication system can't be a bad thing.

peter

[az3579]

i used to add molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) to my oil every few changes, my dad started doing it a long time ago and gave me a bottle (i still have it). expensive stuff. but it makes everything incredible slippery. i actually ended up 'losing' oil on a few cars i used it in, and stopped using it. i still can't figure out what happened or what could possibly be bad about adding it, as more lubrication in the lubrication system can't be a bad thing.

peter

It probably helped the oil "slip" out of wherever it may have been leaking much easier than it would have otherwise.

[slater]

It probably helped the oil "slip" out of wherever it may have been leaking much easier than it would have otherwise.

i wasn't leaking any oil in the cars i used it in. it seemed to disappear.

peter

[Avetiso]

I suppose I'll leave the tank in there. My fog lights are out right now. Might just spray paint the can black to hide it.


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[Avetiso]

Oil change, MoS2 treatment, Mahle oil and fuel filters.

Also filled up my washer tank.

Interesting note, if you buy the 5L jug of LiquiMoly 10w-60, as well as the 300mL treatment, it's enough to fill up the engine. No need to buy that spare one quart or two whole jugs.


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[Avetiso]

Getting some real bad banging from the diff. Need to replace the bushings i assume. I can't decide on whether I should go with AKG street poly or with OEM. My diff whine is pretty loud as it is so noise isn't really a concern... But there doesn't really seem to be any consensus about it. Any input?


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[mbeckel]

Getting some real bad banging from the diff. Need to replace the bushings i assume. I can't decide on whether I should go with AKG street poly or with OEM. My diff whine is pretty loud as it is so noise isn't really a concern... But there doesn't really seem to be any consensus about it. Any input?


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Go AKG. Just make sure you lube the bushings upon install

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[az3579]

Go AKG. Just make sure you lube the bushings upon install

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I didn't have to lube my AKG bushings; they are just fine.

[mbeckel]

I didn't have to lube my AKG bushings; they are just fine.

That's cool. I've just heard horror stories of them squeeking.

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[az3579]

That's cool. I've just heard horror stories of them squeeking.

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I thought that was for older poly bushings way back when. Is it still a problem?
It was my understanding that AKG bushings don't have that problem.