Mags

Evening all.

1. Should I add MMO before or after an oil change? Can I add MMO at any given time?

2. How much MMO should I use?

3. When adding MMO, should I add it to the oil tank and the gas tank one after the other, or should I add to the oil tank only? Or the gas tank only?


I want to make sure I do this right, I love my 7.

Any and all opinions appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

M.

fastrotaries

I add it about 3 days before an oil change with no continous hard driving involved.

RotorMotorDriver

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Woah!! This is new one to me...Where, Why, When? Where do you put it? Why do you put it there? Im assuming apex seals and other misc. seals... When are you people adding it?

~T.J.

peejay

You put it in the oil? I've only ever used it to deflood, and as a substitute for 2-cycle oil when I premix. (Not often though)

Steve Shulz

Read the directions on the bottle, its pretty explicite. Good **** man..... Them there petrolium distilates are some neat criters...

Jeff20B

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Denny? Is that you? Oh wait, no Stetson.

rotorhead

put it in the gas, put it in the oil, rub a little under your arms, gargle, rinse, and spit.... it's good for everything! i put a little (4oz) in after every oil change. you can put a little extra in before the next change for extra cleaning. i usually put 4oz in the gas tank every fill up too. MMO works great for decarbonizing the combustion chamber as well. just look up MMO or ATF treatment.

jimmyv13

Give it time, Denny will be on this thread swearing by the stuff. I think he drinks the ****.

I use MMO in the sump and the gas tank as an extra-precautionary premix. I've seen MMO "fuel additive only" at Wally World for $1 for 12 oz. That's the stuff I put in my tank.

One thing I can say, it thins out the oil. Fastrotaries method of putting in b4 the oil change works well to clean out the sump.



Search the forum with "MMO" as the subject for some more material, or just search user name "Denny"...you'll prolly get about the same number of threads.

Mags

Cool, thanks guys and gals.

This MMO stuff sounds the like nectar of the Gods.

This forum is wicked by the way, almost all of questions have been answered.

My baby's in the chop shop with a bad alternator She will live again, oh yes, she will live again.

peejay

Well given that we don't have valvetrain etc. I don't think it's necessary to put it in the oil...

cpt_gloval

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quick word of warning: i put some in my gas tank and i think it loosened up some gunk in there 'cause since then, i've been going through fuel filters like crazy and my carb has been getting kinda gummed up - i'll need to flush the fuel tank before too long.

just be careful.

Steve Shulz

noted

Denny

Been gone for awhile, I know....Some family issues with my Mother and Brothers up in Cleveland....

Ennaways, As the man said, search this forum under MMO, there's a long message I put up some time back on the benefits of MMO...
Suffice to say that MMO is a real fine substitute for ATF in the "won't start/flooded/need to clean the carbon out" areas. It's made to be burned, unlike ATF. Everyone has their own novel way of using MMO. I put about a pint into the oil sump during each oil change. Remember, Rotaries burn a bit of oil. I then dump another pint into the fuel tank. I also wipe my tools down with it as a rust preventative.

Originally designed as a fuel additive for supercharged engines used in racing cars and airplanes to lubricate the supercharger housing and charger vanes, it's great for spinner engines like our rotaries. Also good for boingers, keeps heads, valves, tops of pistions clean.

It's simply a beauty way to go around!

A tip of the Stetson,
Denny, from the 'ol corncrib..

Maynard

So you can use MMO instead of ATF? is it the same procedeure, just substitute ATF for MMO?

Denny

Shore nuff, Buckaroo....
Just squirt some into the plug holes, spin and squirt, then fire 'er up. She'll smoke, but nothin' like ATF and nowhere near as long. Let 'er idle for a bit, then take out for bit of a run. Don't wind 'er up until she's warm, then you're good as gold!

A tip of the Stetson,
Denny, from the 'ol corncrib....

Pele

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What's wrong with that?

Hey! I don't have a drinkin problem!

It's Minty!

jimmyv13

UH OH..... Denny's got Pele drinking it too.

Denny

Can of MMO or Coke? Hmmm, both are red....
Oh, by the way, MMO works great in your cold start container instead of the anti-freeze that's called for....

Denny

blackdeath647

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now i'm just plain confused, so you add MMO/2-cycle oil after every fill up, and it helps keep your engine clean right? has anyone ever tried the fuel system cleaners or similar things like that, are those dangerous to rotaries? and just to make clear, cuz i've never heard of adding the mmo, wouldn't it make the exhaust have a stronger smell? this is just confusing, can anyone please enlighten me with the usage of the MMO/2-cycle oil, thanks. oh and also, how often should you add it to the gas tank, or can/should be done everytime you fill up?

pinoyremix

The 2-cycle oil helps your omp if you have one..or if you don't..this basically supplies the rotars with a little lubrication to help the seals inside the housing...with out it...any lubrication...say by by to apex seals...