Easy.So what do you suggest to do mr.bullit ? Most dealership act innocent and think your crazy when you bring your car under 10k miles for valvetrain noise, its really minor and you have to listen for it
Good lord - people still loosing sleep over ticking sounds. Ignoring this thread.
Different people, different cars, different situations. You’re lucky, so be grateful and move on. Others have issues and are trying to deal with them.Ceratec is a waste of money lmao.
I did my first oil change myself using oem motorcraft and the fl500 filter, runs like a ninja. 0 noise at all so i don't understand what is all that talk about the tick coming when you flush your factory oil.
First off, Ceratec is only $20 a bottle and you Use one every 30k miles. Second, You’re adverse to spending $20 but its OK to dump $$$ to try other oils with no guarantee of success. Lastly, an opinion about the worth of a product from someone who has never used it is worthless. Thousands have used Liquid Moly products including many on here with great success.Whoever spending 80$ for 2 bottle of ceratec each oil change got money to burn. Try another oil instead
In my case the car started ticking at about 4 or 500 miles in. No "first flush" necessary.Ceratec is a waste of money lmao.
I did my first oil change myself using oem motorcraft and the fl500 filter, runs like a ninja. 0 noise at all so i don't understand what is all that talk about the tick coming when you flush your factory oil.
Some get the tick after an oil change, and some don't. If you would have gotten the ticking after your oil change, you'd probably be asking why too.Ceratec is a waste of money lmao.
I did my first oil change myself using oem motorcraft and the fl500 filter, runs like a ninja. 0 noise at all so i don't understand what is all that talk about the tick coming when you flush your factory oil.
I highly doubt it's thickening the oil much ... probably couldn't' even measure the KV100 difference with an oil analysis. It's only 300 cc (1/3 qt) in 10 quarts. Some 5W-20 or 5W-30 with a bottle of Ceratec isn't going to be as thick as 0W-40. Ceratec works from reducing the friction between parts, not by thickening the oil.I'd personally go up to M1 0/40 if my engine develops the dreaded 'tick', since I have no freaking idea yet what that Ceratec crap does to the oil. I'm not saying it doesn't work because apparently it does, but nobody knows what's actually doing to the oil. It's obviously thickening the oil, but how much? I'd like to see an oil analysis done on that, to see what cSt it has at operating temperature. I wouldn't be surprised if it's equivalent to 50 weight. Or at least 40. MUCH rather have straight oil than who knows what in there, hence M1 0/40, which is what Porsche (and many others) recommend year round. Besides, if Ford sees that creamy crap in there, they'd for sure try to void the engine warranty; it clearly says in the manual not to use any additives. My engine is relatively quiet right now at 300 miles, with the normal valve-train and injection noises, so hope with M1 0/30 stays that way. We'll find out soon enough. Ha ha.
Well, isn't that exactly what oil does??? Ha ha. And it's not 1, but TWO bottles needed; it's 1 for every 5 quarts. Testimonials I read were with 2 bottles. And you could make molasses out of your oil with that amount if you really wanted to . If the engine makes more noise after an oil change, or quiets down, it's due to a viscosity change; no question about that. The only question is how much of a change was it. Same thing with Ceratec. They don't call it 'snake oil' for nothing. Ha ha.Ceratec works from reducing the friction between parts