Some additives do work!

Why I use the Mega Power Brand.
Why they're an important fix ingredient to fix your cars properly with.

Additives to remove sludge.

Today's vehicles often have buckets of sludge inside the motor as a problem-causing condition. Sludge is:

  • A problem with varnish.
  • Sludge which contain varnish causes friction and performance  problems.
  • Friction absorbs horsepower away from the wheels, and speeds up wear-out.
  • Special additives removes those problems.
  • The brand we chose, Mega Power, removes the sludge on critical parts removing their power killing negatives all other sludge remover cannot!
  • Mega Power contains anti-wear and performance increasing ingredients - not just cleaners like all other sludge removers.  
  • Those are important differences if you chose our sludge removal method that will benefit you desire to restore your cars performance - yourself, at the lowest cost, in one day, you can use all your life. That's our option for you! 

So, what's needed is:

  1. A product that removed those sticky, power robing  varnish costing on your pistons, bearings, valves, gears, sensors, and such that cause your car problem.
  2. this must include varnish and carbon from the top side of the motor also, wherever air/fuel and exhaust go - the second place  performance and wear problems are created..

That would be the best way - the right way to solve your engine, transmission, power steering, A/C wear problem.

That's the way our auto tune up and repair options work to help you gain more from your repair dollar. Our way for you is better for you for those reasons!

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What you should know first about additives

This is how I separated good brands from bad, harmful.

  1. I read a scope pattern to determine if an additive makes an improvement and it shows up by an operational improvement that makes the scope pattern show improvement. Like doctors use in the operating room when checking a scope for a heart attack patient -but for cars.

  2. On the road, next check. You do a road acceleration test in the car before and after a product is added to the oil, gas, transmission to see if actual improvement is noticeable.

  3. I do a vacuum test to see if it raises engine vacuum. Raising vacuum several inches is a good additives response to help the engine. 

  4. Did it end the performance problem.

  5. I do a friction test to see if it has anti-friction benefits.

  6. In my father and grandfather days additives were mostly solvents. That was OK then - to de-sludge grimy, oil blocking residues just before an engine is torn apart for overhaul.
  7.  Blocking the oil pick-up tube - a common problem back then, starved the engine of oil. That problem still causes of 9 out of 10 engine failures.
  8. The Mega Power Brand will not allow sludge to block oil pickup tube.
  9. Solvent based products will block oil delivery with sludge. 
  10. Those sludge removers still sold in part stores to clean the inside of engines and transmissions. Solvent oil additives are harmful and never good!

  11. Quick lubes and part stores still sell solvent-based products as problem-solvers, by the boatloads to unsuspecting vehicle owners.

  12. Stay away from part store, discount store, and quick lube additive pitches - as they promote solvent-based products, with huge profit margins in them! And - Profit - not your problem, is their motive.

  13. Solvents work by dissolving oil and grease. Solvents DESTROY oils lubricity in-the-process!

  14. Solvents destroy motors and transmissions every day as they fix the sticky problem the vehicle owner wants to end.


Stay away from solvent-based products. To do so, read the label. Don't buy those with "solvent-" ingredients in the product.

Mega Power OIL Treatments do not use solvents.

Review. What should you look for in a product?

Today's vehicles do not have buckets of sludge inside the motor as a problem-causing condition. Instead, they have:

  • A problem with varnish.
  • A film of tar-like varnish causes friction and performance  problems.
  • Friction absorbs power away from the wheels, and speeds up wear-out.

So, what's needed is:

  1. A product that removed those sticky, power robing  varnish costing on your pistons, bearings, valves, gears, sensors, and such that cause your car problem.
  2. this must include varnish and carbon from the top side of the motor also, wherever air/fuel and exhaust go - the second place  performance and wear problems are created..

That would be the best way - the right way to solve your engine, transmission, power steering, A/C wear problem. That way is even better!

Review. Why Mega Power should be in all your cars

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