You don't. Add not additives to your oil. If additives worked the manufactures would add them to the oil and recommend you also do so.
Don't. Add no oil additives to your engine. If oil additives were really that good, the oil companys would put them in their own oil.
Oil additives are something I do not recommend you use. The purpose of these additives is to rid you of your money while doing nothing for your engine.
no. they make special oil for motorcycles that have additives for the wet clutch.
you use additives to preserve your food
what is the application? if it is an ATV 10-30 or 10-40 will work but use ATV motor oil because it has different additives than automobile oil. If your application does not have an oil filter use anon detergent oil.
Airplane oil! Really! There are two kinds, depending on what kind of engine you have in your plane. Piston engine planes use "aviation oil," which has additives in it to withstand being in an engine that's running at full throttle all the time. Jets, turboprops and turboshafts use turbine oil, whose additives are made to withstand extreme heat.
mobile 1 and never use and other additives
Anti gelling and other additives, road use taxes.
To my knowledge, oil additives are a good idea only if you start using them when you buy a brand new and you are the first person to own the car. It is not a good idea to use them with a car you bought, when you are perhaps the third or fourth owner ; car with high miles, not good idea. The vast majority of oil additives are snake oil products. Leave them alone. Change your oil & filter religiously and do not put any additive in your engine.
Yes, Quaker State oil contains various additives designed to enhance its performance and protect engine components. These additives may include detergents, dispersants, anti-wear agents, and antioxidants, which help to reduce engine wear, keep the oil clean, and improve overall lubrication efficiency. Specific formulations can vary based on the type of oil (e.g., conventional, synthetic) and intended use. Always check the product label for detailed information on the additives used in a particular Quaker State oil product.
YES! "Regular" oil is what is mixed with synthetic to make semi-synthetic. Try to use the same brand. I've heard it's not good to mix the different additives that different companies use.
Yes, you can use oil additives in a Cadillac Northstar engine, but it's important to choose them carefully. Most manufacturers recommend against using additives that contain solid particles or are not specifically formulated for your engine type, as they could cause issues with the engine's intricate design. Always consult your owner's manual or a professional mechanic before adding any oil additives to ensure compatibility and to maintain warranty coverage.