Upcoming Oil Change w/ Flush
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My Ride: 2008 550i 6-spd; 2007 530i Sport
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Upcoming Oil Change w/ Flush
I'm about to do my 150k oil change and I'm planning on using the Liqui-Moly Engine Flush before I drain the oil. The instructions say to add the engine flush to a warm engine then run/idle the car for about 15 minutes.
I'm wondering if there would be any advantage or disadvantage to adding it to the oil then driving the car for 15 minutes instead of idling.
Anyone have any experience or thoughts on this?
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I'm wondering if there would be any advantage or disadvantage to adding it to the oil then driving the car for 15 minutes instead of idling.
Anyone have any experience or thoughts on this?
TIA
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In my younger days I would sometimes use a flushing before changing the oil. I think it is a bad idea. You could loosen something that doesn't need to be loose.
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My Ride: 2009 E61 525xi with N53 (PV31)
Model Year: 2009
Engine: N53B30
I'm about to do my 150k oil change and I'm planning on using the Liqui-Moly Engine Flush before I drain the oil. The instructions say to add the engine flush to a warm engine then run/idle the car for about 15 minutes.
I'm wondering if there would be any advantage or disadvantage to adding it to the oil then driving the car for 15 minutes instead of idling.
Anyone have any experience or thoughts on this?
TIA
I'm wondering if there would be any advantage or disadvantage to adding it to the oil then driving the car for 15 minutes instead of idling.
Anyone have any experience or thoughts on this?
TIA
So you need two bottles in that case, and use an appropriate portion of the second bottle.
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