After Run Oil - Just say no to petroleum

[Henderson,Eric]

The thing to watch out for is the contents. I don't use any after-run oils that has the word "petroleum" in its base contents. The reason being that it kills silicone. It could be the diaphragm of a YS or OS backplate pump. 

If you don't have a or pressure/regulated/injected/pumped engine, it can still loosen the pressure tubing to the tank. You may have noticed a change in exhaust pressure tubing and thought it was the heat/exhaust etc. It only did that when I used the "wrong" after run.

Regards,

Eric.



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[mailto:discussion-request at nsrca.org]On Behalf Of patterndude at attbi.com
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 12:05 PM
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Subject: Re: After Run Oil


I have some and haven't seen a difference between it and marvel mystery oil.  
It's a light viscosity oil.  I didn't see any special properties.
> A lot of discussion has been going on about bearings, bearing life and after 
> run philosophy.  
> 
> Has anyone use the Midas Touch Air Power oil from Boca Bearing for after run 
> or fuel treatment?  If so what were the results?
> 
> See ya,
> 
> Bruce 
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