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    Nulon in Engine Oil

    If I through a bottle of Nulon (Teflon treatment) into the engine oil, is the rotor filter going to remove it?
    Not much point putting it in or using Nulon engine oil if it's just going to remove it and clog the filter up
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    Just curious Why do you feel you need to teflon the engine.?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares View Post
    Just curious Why do you feel you need to teflon the engine.?
    The Teflon Coated Don springs to mind

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares View Post
    Just curious Why do you feel you need to teflon the engine.?
    This ^ but I think most of you are aware of my opinion of supplementary oil additives. Nulon in Engine Oil

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    This ^ but I think most of you are aware of my opinion of supplementary oil additives. Nulon in Engine Oil
    That’s because they’re a WOFTAM...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    That’s because they’re a WOFTAM...
    So it Teflon was the go then TEFAL the frying pan manufacturer would be in the engine business also?


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    Quote Originally Posted by rapserv View Post
    If I through a bottle of Nulon (Teflon treatment) into the engine oil, is the rotor filter going to remove it?
    Not much point putting it in or using Nulon engine oil if it's just going to remove it and clog the filter up
    Use a quality engine oil and avoid mixing other things into it. The oil manufacturer should have already put whats needed in it.

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    I also don't like the teflon or molybdenum bisulfur ideea but IMO not all the additives are crap... i used a Liqui Moly Hydraulic lifter additive once(named "Tappet stop noise 2783" in Australia) and it totally cured the noise which was quite annoying from cold
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    If you feel the need to add an additive to the oil you are using then I would be reassessing the oil that you are using.

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    Quote Originally Posted by laney View Post
    If you feel the need to add an additive to the oil you are using then I would be reassessing the oil that you are using.
    Or... if Nulon PTFE additive is so good, why don’t Nulon put it in their standard oil range and call premium.

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