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Old 04-24-06, 02:48 PM
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Quick Atf Treatment Question, Hurry Need Help Quick, Fast And In A Hurry

If I got the lucas atf w/stop leak do you guys think it would renew the seals between the rotor housing?
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regular oil is fine. i dont use that ATF crappolla
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why are you using the lucas atf treatment?
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DId you say "renew"........I think we all wish there was a product out there that can renew our worn internals, but can it help.........possibly, but thats about it.
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Lucas can help reduce flow past the seals, but that's regular lucas heavy duty oil stabilizer not their ATF treatment. ATF treatments will cause the seals to swell, which will reduce your leakage, but they also make them a lot softer so that they will blow out in no time.

If you have leaks or smoking and can't afford a rebuild right now, then get the oil stabilizer and give that a shot. Some of us have had great success with it.
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Lucas oil threatment = good ****!
MMO in combustion chamber = good ****!
ATF in combustion chamber = not so good ****!
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Only for unflooding procedures.
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I didnt get it/plan on it. Im using auto tranny fuild to clean the carbon in my motor. I was just wondering if the seal thing would help any. thx for the info. ill just use the 2.00 atf i got.


auto tranny fuild = atf right?
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Right, but don't use it in your engine. ATF can have some very nasty side effects, and fouls your plugs so you need to replace them. I know that this has been recommended in several places, but that info is very outdated.

If you are trying to clean out the carbon, here is what works great for me: pick up a can of Seafoam, put it into about 1/8 - 1/4 of a tank of gas, and run her like a raped ape. Don't add more gas when you put it in, keep the solution very strong.
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