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I use the ford product PM 22-A. There are some long threads on the subject around here. There are a couple of other favorites out there as well..........
Stanadyne Lubricity is approved by Bosch, and according to Stanadyne's literature, contains up to 5 times the lubricity of other additives. From everything that I have read, lubricity and water demulsifying are the two things that the Ford/Bosch system needs. This brand rated very highly in the evaluation tests. It was the additive recommended to me by a Turbo shop, and they sold several brands.
Check out their website.
Stanadyne Lubricity is approved by Bosch, and according to Stanadyne's literature, contains up to 5 times the lubricity of other additives. From everything that I have read, lubricity and water demulsifying are the two things that the Ford/Bosch system needs. This brand rated very highly in the evaluation tests. It was the additive recommended to me by a Turbo shop, and they sold several brands.
Check out their website.
I checked it out and they claim it's the better then eve thing else that's out there. Amizon ha a case for $75.00 seems like a good price.
What color bottle "blue"?
Actually have a question about the pm 22 a I have some 23 a left over from winter. Does anyone know if 23 is the same as 22, just with anti-gel? Can I finish off the 23 in the summer or should I just save it for next winter?
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