Wel, thats nog good news. Can you perhaps share the email adress please? I dont want to talk to the local reps here. I want to talk to the guys making the stuff. Appreciate it.

I received about the same response from Stefan: Use Leichtlauf High Tech 5W40 engine oil. This oil will support ring seal and reduce blow with the help of its very string lubricating film. Add Ceratec to the new oil this time then every 30,000 miles/50,000km to reduce friction and increase protection. Ceratec will help the piston rings move freely and will reduce timing chain wear by penetrating each chain link to reduce friction and wear. It will also add extra heat protection throughout. A very effective way to reduce wear and improve overall performance Also this oil change then every 20,000 miles/30,000km/2 years add Motor Oil Saver to the engine oil to help refresh rubber-based engine seals. Rubber based seals harden and shrink with age and Motor Oil Saver will prevent or reverse that process. If your engine is consuming oil, it may be because your valve seals are aged and hard. In that case adding Motor Oil Saver will soften these seals and reduce oil consumption. It will take approximately 400-500 miles of driving before the treatment have completed.

Thank you. You saved our plenty of time.

@@CK-dm9eu I used molly gen my last oil change would it be fine to switch to the high tech since I’m not tuned or anything yet

@@Juscaps Absolutely, Molygen really isn't meant to your average daily, unless you're pushing boost or have a heavy tune, or if you're breaking the engine in for the first 1000 miles. High Tech is the way to go with Ceratec or MoS2, especially for German engines.

Also I think the usp guy acknowledged this and tried to give them both equal exposure balancing things out .

Had the same Exact thought 😁😆

Little guy might be trying to compensate for his height or something else

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E.n Español por fabor

Ceratec!

They do not bring it into the country, nor officially sell it here in the states, we can only purchase this from online amazon vendors in Europe/UK. I am curious as to WHY that is the case. ??? I have the Ford spec meeting, 5W-20 Molygen oil in my 1.6 liter, GTDI Ecoboost engine in my Fiesta ST currently, and it is a bit disconcerting to just now be finding out that this product is viewed almost as a racing oil by LM. The starting TBN is not ridiculously low, like one would expect in a pure racing oil, albeit not all that high like some other oils (Ravenol DXG, etc.), The volatility % IS higher than many other premium synthetics though, which i would think one would really NOT want in a 'street high performance' oil, let alone a 'racing' oil. ???? LM's description 'copy' also states that it is a good oil to help prevent LSPI in GTDI engines, DESPITE the relatively high volatility number, one of the reasons WHY I chose it in the first place. I only do 4K-5K oil change intervals, MAX, but that could be a whole year for me to reach that mileage. Is this oil OK for me to use as a daily driven street oil, despite the low starting TBN? Should I go back to my old standby, Ravenol DXG (which I viewed as superior to LM's Ford spec meeting Special Tec, and why I tried the Molygen) even though yes, it is one viscosity higher than what Ford specs in the U.S. for this engine?

Absolutely they have a product called Valve Clean just for cleaning intake valves

the purple 5w40 /0w40 label manufacture approval, vw502/505, Porsche A04, and BMW L?, you can find them on the front of the bottle, lower right corner to be exact

5w40 is lighter. And better

Project Farm does independent tests

Non scientific very short simple(incomplete) test

motul 5w40 x cess

@@ziadbakkich3132 no, the ONLY 100% sintétic oil PAO base Is the Motul sport. & Motul racing 300v.. all the other motuls is HC oil. Blends...

That is interesting because Noack% is higher on liqui moly oils

You use 5w-30 or 5w-40?

@@nicholaskolomiets2929 30

@@suleymancakr6724 huh?

@@MrTherandomvidsguy pretty sure they're talking about a Noack test en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noack_volatility_test

I think your fine. Did you have any issues? I use the same one

I have the same car did u buy the green and how is it running , bout to change my oil in few days i just bought it

@@michaelcondrey8681 still have not I have a few more weeks before I do an oil change

Hi! I emailed them a few days ago with that question (since they don't recommend mixing Ceratec with Molygen)... They said that their first recommendation is to do an engine flush and drain everything out, then put Molygen oil... Cheers

of course it works

Chea Keat 50000 km

No

I have the same question, what would happen if you add Ceratec hmmm

There was another Liqui Moly rep who did in fact say that the Molygen didn’t need any additives to the oil.

@@distrohouse1 I justo recieved an email directly from LM , they say you shouldn't mix it with any additive not even Molygen Additive except MOS2 at 4% max .

I also emailed Liqui Moly directly and this was their response, “Thank you very much for contacting us and your interest in our LIQUI MOLY products. Our Molygen motor oils are in perfect balance and usually there is no need to add any other anti-friction additive into them - these oils already contain additional chemical agents for extra wear protection. So adding MoS2 into the Molygen oils is possible but not neccassary.” I’m still adding CeraTec every 30k.

I don't feel any difference using Molygen with Ceratec or stand alone. However, Molygen deliver more torque than Royal Purple or Millers Nano Drive in my experience. And I also add ceratec on both oils in the past. Now I'm happy with just Molygen and no need to add another addictive.

Motul 8100

So awkward 😂 he was pissed the instant the German guy would start to talk....

both are ok to try...what is your car requirement ?

@@malvasia17 MB229.5

@@mercboy111 diesel or petrol? registration date?model?

@@malvasia17 petrol, 2014 model ☺️

you need to have an approval for 229.5 not just recommended for.....

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Im using it in my mk5 1.6fsi

All there 5w40 are MB 229.5 which is most gasoline MB

No it’s already blending optimally with it supposedly y

Actually Liqui Moly failed in testing against other popular brands. It sadly lost to freaking cheap ass Amazon Basics oil and cheap Wal-Mart's Supertech oil. Moly came in 3rd last in line. The winners was Amsoil Signature 100% Synthetic at #1 and Pennzoil Ultra Platinum motor oil at #2! Pennzoil won since it cost $24 for the 5 quart gallon compare to $76 for a gallon of Amsoil!!! My BMW 5 M Sport will now be getting nothing but the best and that's some Pennzoil Ultra from now on!

Liqui Moly Is designed for BMW Benz Audi, basically all German cars

MB 229.5

LaloMan LoL.... Project farm needs to up their game on testing. Testing routine is shit.

LaloMan fell for PF BS. He still uses the Bearing Test.....ancient shit that shouldn't be taken seriously. Just another sucker.

Napoleon Complex. He may lift, but the German would kick his ass any day of the week.

Correct. Liquimoly oil is classified as a Group 3/4. Don't let that bother you! I have used Liquimoly and Motul in all my Subies and no problems.

Dumbass