NNL690 Power Up

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Anyone using Power Up? It's a chlorinated paraffin but the distributer claims it causes no damage, that they have figured how to prevent acids and damage. I don't want to get flamed and I don't sell this stuff but would like to hear from anyone actually using Power Up.

12/12/0511:04 PM

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bruce381Member

High TBN will neutralize the acids BUT the HCL will still be as a SALT which is just about as bad as far as bearing corrosion goes also with any condensation in upper end of engine sludge and acid formation will occur stay away from this.
bruce

12/13/055:20 PM

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