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Liqui Moly 250ml Motorbike Engine Flush 20050
Liqui Moly 250ml Motorbike Engine Flush 20050
Ahighly effective formulation for quick and safe removal of deposits from engines before an oil change. A clean engine will provide less wear, lower emissions and improved performance while preventing premature oil degradation.
Cleans and flushes the motor oil system of 4-stroke motorcycles engines.The frequency of use is dependent on the degree of contamination of the oil circuit and on the quality of the oil used.
Note: Contents (250 mL) is sufficient for 3?4.5 Liters (0.6 gal. to 1.2 gal.) oil. Add contents to warm motor oil before the oil change. After adding allow the engine to idle for 10 minutes, during the application pull in and hold clutch lever multiple times for a few seconds. Then drain the oil and change the filter.
Made in Germany, Quality at the highest level. A promise we stand by.
LIQUI MOLY delivers a comprehensive range of motor and gear oils, fuel and oil additives,care products, chemical problem solvers and service products.Our additives protect your engine, reduce your fuel consumption, reduce friction and wear, reduce oil consumption and protect against corrosion.
Brand: Liqui Moly
Part Number: 20050
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My 2007 GSX-R 1000 has almost 75,000 miles I only use high octane fuel either from Shell or Chevron. I have never used an engine treatment but I have used fuel treatment for the past 6 years and since I had such awesome results from the LIQUI MOLY engine flush for my truck I decided to use the motorcycle LIQUI MOLY in my bikes engine and I can say that with this one flush I can hear a difference in the engine I plan on doing 2 more flushes at 500 miles each. I can also see that the fresh oil after 50 miles of driving looks cleaner through the site glass which means that the dirty oil residue that coated the engine was washed off by the the LIQUI MOLY. I will be filming a review video soon and posting it to my youtube channel. How to with Paul Henderson
