Marvel Mystery Oil

I've heard good things about Marvel Mystery Oil. Just curious how it
works since you can put it in the oil and gasoline tanks and does it
work well still with newer cars, I have 05 Civic. Also, what's the best
time to put it in like early/middle/late life of oil for oil. And for
gasoline empty tank then fill, or after full tank?

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> I've heard good things about Marvel Mystery Oil. Just curious how it
> works since you can put it in the oil and gasoline tanks and does it
> work well still with newer cars, I have 05 Civic. Also, what's the best
> time to put it in like early/middle/late life of oil for oil. And for
> gasoline empty tank then fill, or after full tank?
>
>



The very best time to put Marvel Mystery Oil in your car is...NEVER.

Total waste of money. It will do less for you than timely oil changes.


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> > I've heard good things about Marvel Mystery Oil. Just curious how it
> > works since you can put it in the oil and gasoline tanks and does it
> > work well still with newer cars, I have 05 Civic. Also, what's the best
> > time to put it in like early/middle/late life of oil for oil. And for
> > gasoline empty tank then fill, or after full tank?
> >
> >
>
>
>
> The very best time to put Marvel Mystery Oil in your car is...NEVER.
>
> Total waste of money. It will do less for you than timely oil changes.
>
>
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Back in the day, you could buy a Marvel Mystery Oil reservoir that
attached to the carburetor and slowly dripped the stuff into the gas,
or so my father told me. I used it 20 years ago as a gas additive in my
Chevy small block. As far as I could tell, it did me no good. Not sure
I'd want to subject my Honda fuel injectors to this stuff.

If you feel the need to add something to your gas add a bottle of
Chevron's Techron every now and again. AFAIK that stuff won't hurt
anything and probably does some good.

I'd never consider adding MMO to my oil because I don't know what it
would do to the viscosity or how it would interact with the oil's
additives. TeGGeR's right, clean oil is good oil.

At least one of the major car companies - DC I think sez in the owners
manual that using crank case additives will void the warranty. Back in
the days of lose engines - a increase in viscosity may have been a good
thing - not today - will probably impede lubrication. Any modern oil
that meets all of the current requirements will be fine - just change
it and the filter and do it regularly.

It never ceases to amaze me when I walk past the snake oil section of
auto parts stores - people still buy that stuff.

SEAFOAM! or LUCAS OILS FUEL TREATMENT! You can buy them both anywhere.
Gas tank only though. I think that the only thing you should add to
your oil is oil, and that's just if it's low. Mobil 1 is always my
suggestion and change it at 3000 or sooner. As for MMO, I wouldn't
want to trust something that is able to be used in the engine and in
the fuel. Plus, you have a Honda!!! You don't have to do too much to
those things and they'll still run forever, so don't fix what isn't
broken. Run good gas, keep up on maintenance, and that's about it.
See ya. Matt


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Start saving up money... to buy a new catalytic converter.

The whole concept of marvel oil is a little bogus. Gasoline already
has a lot of oily components in it, and that is what lubes the upper
cylinders well enough for engines to last 300,000+ miles.

Now check out Brazil, which insisted on developing ethanol production
to replace gasoline use. Result is, engines don't last at all. The
alcohol has no lube qualities, and the engine is toast.

The only thing I used Marvel Mystery Oil for when I was twisting wrenches
for a living, was to put a small amount in the inlets of my air tools, then
blowing air through them before putting them away at night... I wouldn't put
it inside an engine, not now, with all of the electronics and sensors, for
sure...
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> wrote in message
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> I've heard good things about Marvel Mystery Oil. Just curious how it
> works since you can put it in the oil and gasoline tanks and does it
> work well still with newer cars, I have 05 Civic. Also, what's the best
> time to put it in like early/middle/late life of oil for oil. And for
> gasoline empty tank then fill, or after full tank?
>

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oups.com:

> Start saving up money... to buy a new catalytic converter.
>
> The whole concept of marvel oil is a little bogus. Gasoline already
> has a lot of oily components in it, and that is what lubes the upper
> cylinders well enough for engines to last 300,000+ miles.
>
> Now check out Brazil, which insisted on developing ethanol production
> to replace gasoline use. Result is, engines don't last at all. The
> alcohol has no lube qualities, and the engine is toast.
>
>



You are full of bovine fecal matter. Gasoline is a SOLVENT, NOT a
lubricant. It washes motor oils off the bore walls.

Gasoline does have a touch of light machine oil in it, but that's for the
injectors, not the bores.

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> wrote in message
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> I've heard good things about Marvel Mystery Oil. Just curious how it
> works since you can put it in the oil and gasoline tanks and does it
> work well still with newer cars, I have 05 Civic. Also, what's the best
> time to put it in like early/middle/late life of oil for oil. And for
> gasoline empty tank then fill, or after full tank?
>

They still make that -- shades of JC Whitney and the ooo ga horn

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> > wrote in message
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>> I've heard good things about Marvel Mystery Oil. Just curious how it
>> works since you can put it in the oil and gasoline tanks and does it
>> work well still with newer cars, I have 05 Civic. Also, what's the best
>> time to put it in like early/middle/late life of oil for oil. And for
>> gasoline empty tank then fill, or after full tank?
>>
>
> They still make that -- shades of JC Whitney and the ooo ga horn
>
>
>


Ah-OOH-gah, you mean.

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