May 20th, 2012

Can a single listing of the benefits of Using Enginall be given here?

Can a Single Listing of the Benefits of

Using Enginall be Given …?


 

We’ll give it a try…

CCan reduce oil burning caused by “blow by”, and prevents (or can even eliminate in some vehicles) “dry start-up”.

CIncreases oil pressure and horsepower in well maintained engines

CMaintains lower engine heat, thereby reducing oil thinning

CProvides a self sacrificing, protective, lubricating layer reducing wear on pistons, rings and bearings, and other moving engine components

CEnvironmentally “friendly”. 

CCompatible with all petroleum-based conventional and synthetic motor oils and the SJ specification oils.

CMay quiet noisy valves and lifters

CTo be effective, must be added to your engine oil at every oil change. Automobile engine with 5 quart oil capacity, simply use one 5 oz. bottle (without overfilling) 

CFortifies the properties of motor oil, both traditional and synthetic

CPrevents oil additive breakdown caused by extreme temperatures.

I have always been considered a “gear head” and love tinkering with cars. I drive a small 4 cylinder sports car now and believed that I had “maxed out” on my mileage, which was 30 m.p.g. After hearing about ENGINALL and asked to test it, I tried some, and, much to my surprise, have increased my mileage by a whopping 10%. The only way that can happen is by drastically reducing friction. I’m a believer.

Dan
Kenosha, Wisconsin

CProtects against scoring or seizing and maintains a highly polished, wear resistant finish on engine surfaces. 

CProvides the same tremendous benefits for all 4 stroke marine engines.


CUse it in the same amounts listed for automotive use for use in your marine engine.

CIs completely safe in today’s high-tech computerized engines.

CUpper cylinder lubrication, reduced corrosion due to acid and sludge build up, improved fuel economy

CThere has been no reported damage to oxygen sensors, fuel sensors or catalytic converters during extensive product testing

CEnginall contains an acid-combating additive

CCuts down the generation of “wear metals” especially Iron, copper, and lead which are normally the ones to watch?

CThe presence of wear metals indicates ineffective lubrication and corrosive acid build-up. Enginall reduces wear metal generation by significantly reducing frictional heat.

CCompatible with most popular SAE oils. We know of no exceptions.

CDecreases oil additive breakdown by reducing oil temperatures

Other Uses?

CCan Enginall be used as a differential additive? Yes, it will definitely reduce gear wear

CCan Enginall be used also in diesel engines? Yes.

CCan Enginall be used in 4 cycle marine engines? Yes

Must Enginall be added to your engine oil at every oil change?Yes. As the protection is self sacrificing, this is the only way to protect your engine with Enginall continuously.

Can Enginall be used in the transmission?We haven’t tested it in transmissions.

Things Enginall is NOT designed to do?

Enginall will not do the following:

CDoes NOT cut down on insolubles (formed by additives normally found in the oil used)

CDoes NOT eliminate fuel, antifreeze, and water in the oil

CDoes NOT reduce carbon build-up on spark plugs

CDoes NOT remove engine deposits from already dirty engines

CIS NOT designed to replace regular engine oil

CHas Not been tested in automatic transmission fluids, however, initial tests show promise.

CDoes NOT affect oil’s pour point in low temperatures.

CDoesn’t leap tall buildings in a single bound…

What about the safety of my car, truck and their components?

  • Extensive testing indicates that Enginall is completely safe in today’s high-tech cars.
  • Severe dynamometer tests show that Enginall will provide upper cylinder lubrication, reduce acid and sludge build up, and improve fuel economy.
  • After years of testing, no report has been received indicating that Enginall will cause any damage to oxygen sensors, fuel sensors or catalytic converters.

Other questions?