Used it in 2.4L Suzuki Grand Vitara / Escudo with 130k kms and I was amazed. The perfect combination was the LiquiMoly 10w30 with Molygen and the Ceratec. This car has a fat ass weight and in highways felt as a quick as cheetah, loved it 🎉
thank you for the engliah version of the channel please test the new formula mannol ceramo and ester.. they change the formula a little bit..and bardahl oil additive B1
if anyone going to ise this prepare to get AT-205 as ceratec is abrasive for rubber…talking about like valve steam seal. first after use u will feel engine performs very well..and late u will find wet spark plugs with oil. when u notice oil consumption check spark plugs for oil on threads. and the u have to get at-205 and it works. have tested my self after five days driving with at-205 in oil all 4 soark plugs bone dry. so your call lads.
Hi, I like your channel, even original version with English subtitles is quite OK. I have a question regarding oil recommendation for my Honda which I am looking for answer long time, maybe you can help. I have Honda Jazz, 2018, 1.5 NO turbo, 96Kw, 132PS. There was two version in 2018 of same engine, same car, one with GPF and other without GPF. User manual recommends 0W20, same oil for both cars if original oil is used namely: Honda Genuine Oil Type 2.0 0W-20. But, when it comes to alternative recommendation fro user manual: For 1.5 with GPF is ACEA C2 recommended For 1,5 without GPF is ACEA A5/B5 recommended Question is how come they use same oil(Honda type 2.0 0W-20) but if you go for alternative, for my engine (without GPF) C2 oil is not recomended? Problem is if I want to stay with 0W20 there is NO such OIL 0W-20 ACEA A5/B5 and for my car only A5?B5 is recommended as alternative. My car is used as daily driver, short distances mostly, 1-5 km, light driving Am I better with 0W-30 A5/B5 like LQ.M Special Tec V 0W30 which even have A7/B7 and maybe add Ceratec for more Molybdenum or to stick with Hondas original oil but I think for that money there are beter oils like Amsoil Specific 0W30, or Ravenol FES 0W30, or Shell or any other brand name as Honda is asking 15Euro per liter where I live(Croatia) and for that money I can get any oil per liter...
Used it in 2.4L Suzuki Grand Vitara / Escudo with 130k kms and I was amazed. The perfect combination was the LiquiMoly 10w30 with Molygen and the Ceratec. This car has a fat ass weight and in highways felt as a quick as cheetah, loved it 🎉
I used it in my ford car, i can feel the difference, engine become smoother
But it’s a ford- still a piece of rubbish
thank you for the engliah version of the channel please test the new formula mannol ceramo and ester.. they change the formula a little bit..and bardahl oil additive B1
if anyone going to ise this prepare to get AT-205
as ceratec is abrasive for rubber…talking about like valve steam seal. first after use u will feel engine performs very well..and late u will find wet spark plugs with oil. when u notice oil consumption check spark plugs for oil on threads. and the u have to get at-205 and it works.
have tested my self after five days driving with at-205 in oil all 4 soark plugs bone dry.
so
your call lads.
Hi, I like your channel, even original version with English subtitles is quite OK.
I have a question regarding oil recommendation for my Honda which I am looking for answer long time, maybe you can help.
I have Honda Jazz, 2018, 1.5 NO turbo, 96Kw, 132PS.
There was two version in 2018 of same engine, same car, one with GPF and other without GPF.
User manual recommends 0W20, same oil for both cars if original oil is used namely: Honda Genuine Oil Type 2.0 0W-20.
But, when it comes to alternative recommendation fro user manual:
For 1.5 with GPF is ACEA C2 recommended
For 1,5 without GPF is ACEA A5/B5 recommended
Question is how come they use same oil(Honda type 2.0 0W-20) but if you go for alternative, for my engine (without GPF) C2 oil is not recomended?
Problem is if I want to stay with 0W20 there is NO such OIL 0W-20 ACEA A5/B5 and for my car only A5?B5 is recommended as alternative.
My car is used as daily driver, short distances mostly, 1-5 km, light driving
Am I better with 0W-30 A5/B5 like LQ.M Special Tec V 0W30 which even have A7/B7 and maybe add Ceratec for more Molybdenum or to stick with Hondas original oil but I think for that money there are beter oils like Amsoil Specific 0W30, or Ravenol FES 0W30, or Shell or any other brand name as Honda is asking 15Euro per liter where I live(Croatia) and for that money I can get any oil per liter...
lol you reallly think someone is going to sit and read through the absolute gibberish you just typed out? lol
@@Join0rDIE1776 You just did
So is it worth it or not?
Can we add it to diesel engine too
Yes
If you are gonna speak bad english, atleast do it a bit slower.
Słyszałem ze uzywaja cerateka w przemysle lotniczym