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KREX Graphite used in dealer oil change.
Krex Graphite is a non chemical lubricant used excusively by new car
dealers. The graphite is less than 1 micron in size and only 6 oz are added to your oil change. The dealer adds this to your oil change to give you Roadside Assistance and Road Hazard Tire Protection for 120 days from the date of the oil change. The product is nothing more than 10 weight oil with a little bit of graphite added. It was delveloped at Packard Motor Car back in the 40's. |
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On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 16:41:11 -0500, "dutchman53" >
wrote: >Krex Graphite is a non chemical lubricant used excusively by new car >dealers. The graphite is less than 1 micron in size and only 6 oz are >added to your oil change. The dealer adds this to your oil change to give >you Roadside Assistance and Road Hazard Tire Protection for 120 days from >the date of the oil change. The product is nothing more than 10 weight oil >with a little bit of graphite added. It was delveloped at Packard Motor >Car back in the 40's. Mechanics have a name for additives of that sort. They call it "Mouse Milk". |
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dutchman53 wrote:
> Krex Graphite is snake oil. ****. crappala. pure dealer profit. WTF is has to do with roadside assistance or tire protection, i dunno. mebbe roadside assistance will be needed after it clogs the oil galleys and the cam siezes? |
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"dutchman53" > wrote in message lkaboutautos.com... > Krex Graphite is a non chemical lubricant used excusively by new car > dealers. The graphite is less than 1 micron in size and only 6 oz are > added to your oil change. The dealer adds this to your oil change to give > you Roadside Assistance and Road Hazard Tire Protection for 120 days from > the date of the oil change. The product is nothing more than 10 weight oil > with a little bit of graphite added. It was delveloped at Packard Motor > Car back in the 40's. > Stay for away from these kind of dealer profit producing additives. Honda says not to use them ... but dealers go ahead and do it because it makes the service area more profits. Just say no. John |
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