Testimonials for Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer

My 1996 Chevy Truck 350 Vortec Engine with 51,000 miles hasd one or more valve lifters making noise. I took my truck to the Chevy dealer here in Dewitt Michigan. The service manager let me talk to the head mechanic about my noise problem. He told me to go to the local auto supply store and purchase a quart of Lucas Oil Stabilizer.

Well, the results were fantastic. After about 40 miles of driving I felt like I got a new truck. I can't believe how quiet my engine runs now.

When a GM dealer recommends your product over theirs that really says something.

Regards,

James EbertDewitt, Michigan

I want to thank you for saving my car. I've got a '66 Bug completely stocked. Today I was heading to college. I was about 65 miles down the road when I heard this awful screaching sound. I pulled over and it turned out the crankshaft pulley nut fell off! So on the side of the highway I put it back on but also noticed there was no oil in the engine.

At that moment I had not used your oil stabilizer, I decided it was worth a try and filled it with a 50% mix. It actually got my car seven miles down the road to a repair shop. I let it cool down and the mechanic flushed oil through the system (very bad idea. I should have kept the stabilizer in the engine).

It was okay for about two more miles. Soon after the stablilzer had been flushed out the engine overheated again and I limoed to another repair shop. But not before major damage had been done.

This little experience has completely sold me on your product because even though oil could not circulate through the engine the stablilzer kept it from overheating.

Here are the results from flushing the stabilizer out of the engine: overheated engine resulting in 3 of 4 con rods breaking from heat; melted oil pump; broken mechanical fuel pump; and ruined the bearings.

I will never again drive a car without your stabilizer!

Sincerely,

Derrick A. Ward

I just wanted to drop you a line and to thankyou for the info on this prod. I had sent a E-mail on July 24th about the use of it in my motorcycle, (1983 Honda Goldwing) with a wet clutch and my concerns about adding this to the oil , then losing the clutch. your quick responce was great and the info was there, so I purchased a bottel and mixed in the recomended 10 oz, well I have to tell you, the change that I noticed in the first 50 miles was how much more smoother the shifting was. I have just returned from a 4300 klm trip, all I can say is WOW!! The bike ran smoother, shifted smoother and was over all quieter. I got home yesterday, changed the Oil ( normal oil and filter change's are 3500klm for this bike, my choice) so I was a little over the mileage for its service, to my surprise, when I pulled the plug to let it drain, the oil was still very,---very clean!! So thanks for a great prod, I am adding this to my other car I am going to tell my other touring pal's about this and in the future I will be trying some of the other prod that you supply. Thankyou very much, and you can count on this Motorcyclist to be on the Lucas bandwagon!

thank you again,

Brad Bateman

This week I heard a ticking coming from my engine and my service light had been on for quite some time. I knew I needed an oil change and decided to bring it in. The mechanic recommended Lucas and I said what the hell!

Well after 10 miles, the ticking is gone and the light is off.

Thanks Lucas,

Mike AprileStaten Island, NY

Approximately 5 years ago, my son mentioned Lucas oils for my 150,000 mile Acura as it smoked & leaked oil! I scoffed at this mention at the time as to not having any value...just another gimmick additive to engines!

I had a discussion with a driver of a yellow Mazda drag race car #200 at our Moroso Motorsports Park track in W. Palm Beach. The driver mentioned the value of using Lucas Oil Treatments in engines, transmissions & power steering units. I decided to find out if there is anything to these claims. I go faithfully to a local quick oil change location with several bottles of Lucas containers and told them to change the oil in the engine & transmission and add 1 quart of Lucas engine treatment to the engine and 1 bottle of Lucas Transmission treatment to the transmision. I drove the Rover to Orlando about 250 miles and I began noticing the transmission was upshifting and downshifting like a brand new vehicle..I was totally amazed! It has doubled its response to the daily traffic stop & go & its ability to keep up with traffic!

The engine began picking up new power that it has not had in quite a while...and the best part is that it slowed the oil leaks down to just a few small oil drips under the vehicle.

I put it my 94 Infinity Q45, both the transmission & engine with 79,000 and also to my amazement, the transmission shifts up & down upon demand, without hesitation, crispy and smooth, like brand new.

Thanks Lucas

John R. EdwardsWellington, Florida

Dear folks at Lucas Oil:

About four months ago I came across Lucas Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer in one of our local Advance Auto Parts stores. I changed the oil in my 1991 Chevrolet caprice wagon with close to 140,000 miles at the time and put in a quart of the product. I don't fail to do the same every oil change now.

The product has already shown me an increase in fuel mileage per gallon, made the engine run smoother and also helped rid a rear main seal oil leak. Tuesday night of this week the thermostat stuck and the engine heat went out of sight on the gauge and the red "idiot light" came on for the first time in the seven years that I've owned the car. I thought I'd lost the engine. Not. thanks to the superior lubricating and protective properties of the Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer the engine suffered NO damage, and once I got the hermostat housing cooled down, the thermostat unstuck and coolant back into the cooling system from the reservoir, the car drove the remaining four miles home without incident.

The next day the car drove just like always, smooth performance and normal engine temperature. I believe that without the product in my engine I'd be replacing the motor now. My wife's car also has the product in the crankcase and both cars will continue to have it installed EACH oil change.

Thank you,

Robert WelkMartinez, GA

I just wanted to tell you how impressed I am with the Lucas brand oil. I recently bought the Lucas Motor Oil Treatment and noticed an immediate improvement. Less pings, ticks and general engine whine at idle or while driving and increasing in power as well!!

I have recommended this same treatment along with the rest of your products to my friends

I will continue to use your Heavy Duty Oil Stabilizer and look forward to use others in the future.

Nice products and keep up

GeorgeGoodman, Jr.

I wanted to e-mail and thank you for your engine oil treatment. My truck was shuddering in cold weather and when it got windy. People recommended wheel alignments. I did that and it still continued. I put top quality gas in and it still shuddered. I decided to have the oil changed. I usually do it myself but with the cold weather I had someone else do it. I had them put quarts in and I added one quart of your oil stabilizer. The truck cruises at seventy without any problems. I have been chasing this problem for awhile. I was going to trade but now that your oil has solved the problem, I'll keep her.

By the way, next week my truck will celebrate her 14th birthday and will have 365,000 miles on her.

Thanks once again,

Bill Dalbey

This stuff works great. I have a truck with a Cummins C Series engine with 637,000 miles on it. I started using Lucas Oil Stabilizer about 50,000 miles ago and my mileage is up, the engine runs quieter and I use no oil between changes. I change the oil every 10,000 miles and used to use about a gallon between changes. Now I use none.

Richard MooreFL

Thought you would like to hear about another success story concerning your Heavy Duty Oil Stablizer. My 1997 Chevy Suburban is equipped with the GM 454 cubic inch engine. We bought it new and it now has 93,000 miles on it. We have complained since we bought it about how noisy the engine is when you start it. We have repeatedly been told that we shouldn't worry about it. Rumor has it that GM tried to fix the problem because of the many complaints by increasing the size of the oil ports and by changing the valves if the noise was too loud. They finally gave up. Too bad they didn't recommend your oil stabilizer.

Last month I discovered your products in the Montana Motor Supply store here in Livingston. I purchased a quart of the oil stabilizer as a replacement for one of the seven quarts that the 454 engine holds. The next morning when I started the engine I couldn't believe the difference. It no longer sounded like a diesel engine and didn't sound like the valves were changing holes. I just purchased another quart for my John Deere tractor.

Hopefully, other owners of GM 454 engines will give your products a try.

Thanks again for a produc

Denny SyvertsonLivingston, Montana