Nulon stop smoke

smokey car? I tried nylon stop smoke. see what happens.
(Please note I am not a qualified mechanic I just understand 80 series Landcruisers my videos are just what I do and how to do it if you follow them you do so at your own risk)

[@darrencuz1]

kool review bro i subscribed

[@hb8505]

Nice product 👍

[@blackllama1]

Yep I would use it again. I also ran it in my landcruiser at its lower rate and it pulls back on the bit of smoke it had.

[@neilodonnell4072]

Nice work 👍

[@zorrocrypto3687]

Good Job!

[@blackllama1]

Thanks

[@frankvella6159]

Good deal, Mate 👌 👍 😊

[@blackllama1]

Thanks

[@loosekid]

Great vid mate

[@blackllama1]

Thanks

[@kainestefaniak2751]

I got a civic with a d16 270xxxkm when I bought it it was blowing smoke fairly bad abit on idle and alot at higher rpm we didn't know till we got the car home, a oil change helped but the oil turns black again after 500kms I assume fuel dilution cause of worn rings. I've tried liqii moly engine reseal, moreys oil stabilizer and this and they all slightly help but my current mix is %10 oil stabilizer and %12 stop smoke in 10w 40 it does help alittle bit but once the oil is black it burns more.. uses about 1l every 500kms but recommend this stuff for very minor smoke issues I just stick to changing the oil every 2500kms and adding 300ml of stop smoke and 300ml stabilzer to roughly 3l of oil
I do drive it hard too

[@mattholley3642]

How’s the little Pulsar holding up now Llama? Got an old Magna (no surprise!) that I would love to get a bit more life out of and she’s blowing a bit of smoke

[@blackllama1]

Sold it a while back still going.
The stop smoke seemed to work well. Just remember if you do an oil change to put more back in

[@mattholley3642]

@@blackllama1 Good to hear mate, thank you 👍

[@RodknockRhett]

@@blackllama1 my Town Car runs like a two stroke. Hopefully it can slow the oil burning down. It’d save money having to add more oil in between changes.

[@blackllama1]

@@RodknockRhett hopfully it can help you. It’s defiantly worth. Try.
I thought it wasn’t working at first but then wow.

[@vangestelwijnen]

@@blackllama1 Thanks for this vid! My 1984 Toyota Carina does the same with cold engine. Lots of blue-grey smoke! At normal operation temperature, no smoke anymore. Overall 0 oil consumption, so I guess it's the old seals. Going to look for this additive, see what happens.

[@Bloom0to9]

what was wrong with yor car? EGR? rings? valv seals? thanks

[@blackllama1]

I do not know sorry. It was just blowing smoke

[@AaronsTalks]

That is super thick... Just looks like thickener :/ similar to Lucas stabilizer

[@blackllama1]

Possibly. It seemed to work quite well.

[@bens3067]

Looks like motor honey

[@luisponce1472]

You Should have Tried Seafoam

[@blackllama1]

Never heard of it but I’m going to look it up . Thanks

[@matty_isthemotto]

If she's blowing smoke time for the scrap heap.

[@RodknockRhett]

Not true. My Town Car has burned oil for 57k miles and still runs the same.

[@WayToManyAssassins]

Not really, some oil burning cars are manageable and still have plenty of life especially V8s or inline 6's

[@dexietyy7922]

@@RodknockRhettare you UK? My car is burning oil and I’m worried it won’t pass it’s next mot