Cera Tec is the optimum wear protection additive for physical and chemical protection. It is a suspension based on a microceramic solid lubricant and active chemical agents in selected base oils. The highly effective wear protection additive is self-mixing and can be used with all commercially available engine and gear oils, ensures optimum protection against increased friction and increases.
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I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
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Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
Thoughts on Motul 8100 X-CESS 5w30 or Liqui Moly TOP TEC 4200 SAE 5w30? 40 weight seems a bit overkill since I'm not tracking the car (yet). If it is LL01/LL04 there is no functional difference between a 30 and 40 grade. Zip.
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Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
Cera Tec is the optimum wear protection additive for physical and chemical protection. It is a suspension based on a microceramic solid lubricant and active chemical agents in selected base oils. The highly effective wear protection additive is self-mixing and can be used with all commercially available engine and gear oils, ensures optimum protection against increased friction and increases.
What are your recommendations regarding this? We had the car since brand new and it sits currently at over 243,000 miles. Oil change is due at around 246,000 God Willing. If I do this, it would be the first time this engine gets an engine flush and CeraTec. So far I only used Liqui Moly motor.
Cera Tec is the optimum wear protection additive for physical and chemical protection. It is a suspension based on a microceramic solid lubricant and active chemical agents in selected base oils. The highly effective wear protection additive is self-mixing and can be used with all commercially available engine and gear oils, ensures optimum protection against increased friction and increases.
So i recently performed an oil service and flush using a bottle of Liqui Moly oil flush and then refilled with 5w30 Liqui Moly LL01. Then I added a bottle of Ceratec. I have driven about 450 miles and decided to look under the cap and saw this (image below). Prior to this, i had never seen any.
What are your recommendations regarding this? We had the car since brand new and it sits currently at over 243,000 miles. Oil change is due at around 246,000 God Willing. If I do this, it would be the first time this engine gets an engine flush and CeraTec. So far I only used Liqui Moly motor.
I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
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Thoughts on Motul 8100 X-CESS 5w30 or Liqui Moly TOP TEC 4200 SAE 5w30? 40 weight seems a bit overkill since I'm not tracking the car (yet). If it is LL01/LL04 there is no functional difference between a 30 and 40 grade. Zip.
Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
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Cera Tec is the optimum wear protection additive for physical and chemical protection. It is a suspension based on a microceramic solid lubricant and active chemical agents in selected base oils. The highly effective wear protection additive is self-mixing and can be used with all commercially available engine and gear oils, ensures optimum protection against increased friction and increases.
I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
Thoughts on Motul 8100 X-CESS 5w30 or Liqui Moly TOP TEC 4200 SAE 5w30? 40 weight seems a bit overkill since I'm not tracking the car (yet). If it is LL01/LL04 there is no functional difference between a 30 and 40 grade. Zip.
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I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
Cera Tec is the optimum wear protection additive for physical and chemical protection. It is a suspension based on a microceramic solid lubricant and active chemical agents in selected base oils. The highly effective wear protection additive is self-mixing and can be used with all commercially available engine and gear oils, ensures optimum protection against increased friction and increases.
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I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
So i recently performed an oil service and flush using a bottle of Liqui Moly oil flush and then refilled with 5w30 Liqui Moly LL01. Then I added a bottle of Ceratec. I have driven about 450 miles and decided to look under the cap and saw this (image below). Prior to this, i had never seen any.
Decision made. Liqui Moly Ceratec added All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:05 PM.
Cera Tec is the optimum wear protection additive for physical and chemical protection. It is a suspension based on a microceramic solid lubricant and active chemical agents in selected base oils. The highly effective wear protection additive is self-mixing and can be used with all commercially available engine and gear oils, ensures optimum protection against increased friction and increases.
Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
What are your recommendations regarding this? We had the car since brand new and it sits currently at over 243,000 miles. Oil change is due at around 246,000 God Willing. If I do this, it would be the first time this engine gets an engine flush and CeraTec. So far I only used Liqui Moly motor.
Decision made. Liqui Moly Ceratec added All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:05 PM.
Cera Tec is the optimum wear protection additive for physical and chemical protection. It is a suspension based on a microceramic solid lubricant and active chemical agents in selected base oils. The highly effective wear protection additive is self-mixing and can be used with all commercially available engine and gear oils, ensures optimum protection against increased friction and increases.
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Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
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What are your recommendations regarding this? We had the car since brand new and it sits currently at over 243,000 miles. Oil change is due at around 246,000 God Willing. If I do this, it would be the first time this engine gets an engine flush and CeraTec. So far I only used Liqui Moly motor.
I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
Thoughts on Motul 8100 X-CESS 5w30 or Liqui Moly TOP TEC 4200 SAE 5w30? 40 weight seems a bit overkill since I'm not tracking the car (yet). If it is LL01/LL04 there is no functional difference between a 30 and 40 grade. Zip.
Decision made. Liqui Moly Ceratec added All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:05 PM.
Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
Liqui Moly Cera Tec oil additive All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:10 PM.
2019+ BMW 3 AND 4-SERIES FORUMS (G2x Generation) General G20 Sedan / G22 Coupe / G26 Gran Coupe Discussions What oil are you using for your b58?
I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
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Decision made. Liqui Moly Ceratec added All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:05 PM.
I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
Liqui Moly Cera Tec oil additive All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:10 PM.
> Technical Forums > B58 Turbo Engine / Drivetrain / Exhaust Modifications > Cera Tech by liquid moly Thread Tools Bookmarks twitter Facebook Digg Google StumbleUpon del.icio.us My Yahoo!
What are your recommendations regarding this? We had the car since brand new and it sits currently at over 243,000 miles. Oil change is due at around 246,000 God Willing. If I do this, it would be the first time this engine gets an engine flush and CeraTec. So far I only used Liqui Moly motor.
Decision made. Liqui Moly Ceratec added All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:05 PM.
Liqui Moly Cera Tec oil additive All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:10 PM.
Thoughts on Motul 8100 X-CESS 5w30 or Liqui Moly TOP TEC 4200 SAE 5w30? 40 weight seems a bit overkill since I'm not tracking the car (yet). If it is LL01/LL04 there is no functional difference between a 30 and 40 grade. Zip.
2019+ BMW 3 AND 4-SERIES FORUMS (G2x Generation) General G20 Sedan / G22 Coupe / G26 Gran Coupe Discussions What oil are you using for your b58?
> Technical Forums > B58 Turbo Engine / Drivetrain / Exhaust Modifications > Cera Tech by liquid moly Thread Tools Bookmarks twitter Facebook Digg Google StumbleUpon del.icio.us My Yahoo!
I'm guessing Ceratec and the sensor didn't get along well. That said, the Ceratec tech (molybdenum) is pretty well documented to reduce friction. Click to expand Molybdenum etc. are part of regular oil. Some companies use a lot of moly, other use some other additives. What you doing adding any additive is changing chemical composition of an oil.
Couple of week ago i got some stuff from Liqui Moly for the s62 engine. The rep started talking about this new stuff called Ceratec. It will protect the lower end of the engine, he claims it will help with friction and it will last 30k miles etc etc etc blah blah blah. He gave me the Ceratec.
Cera Tec is the optimum wear protection additive for physical and chemical protection. It is a suspension based on a microceramic solid lubricant and active chemical agents in selected base oils. The highly effective wear protection additive is self-mixing and can be used with all commercially available engine and gear oils, ensures optimum protection against increased friction and increases.
So i recently performed an oil service and flush using a bottle of Liqui Moly oil flush and then refilled with 5w30 Liqui Moly LL01. Then I added a bottle of Ceratec. I have driven about 450 miles and decided to look under the cap and saw this (image below). Prior to this, i had never seen any.
