Function of Engine Oil Treatment:
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Improves Lubrication
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Reduces friction between engine parts.
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Enhances the oil's ability to lubricate under extreme temperatures or pressures.
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Reduces Engine Wear
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Forms a protective layer on engine parts.
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Prevents metal-to-metal contact, extending engine life.
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Cleans Engine Internals
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Some treatments contain detergents that clean sludge, carbon deposits, and varnish from the engine.
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Restores Compression
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Helps to seal piston rings and reduce blow-by, which may improve power and efficiency in older engines.
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Reduces Oil Consumption
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Thickens the oil slightly to reduce leaks and oil burning, especially in older or high-mileage engines.
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Improves Fuel Efficiency
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Reduced friction can mean smoother operation and slightly better fuel economy.
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Reduces Engine Noise
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Smoother-running engine parts often make the engine quieter, especially in older vehicles.
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Stabilizes Oil Viscosity
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Helps oil maintain proper thickness under various temperatures and stress levels.
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