Does Engine Flush Oil Damage the Engine?

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VanAdrian
07/30/25 6:21am
Engine flush oil can damage the engine, and the effects of long-term use of engine flush oil include: 1. Causing damage to the internal seals and cylinder block of the engine; 2. Affecting the balance of the oil composition, leading to degraded oil performance. The functions of engine flush oil are: 1. Efficiently cleaning carbon deposits, gum, and other harmful substances inside the engine; 2. Neutralizing long-term harmful acidic substances generated inside the engine; 3. Cleaning the crankcase PVC valve; 4. Preventing the mixing of new and old oil, removing sludge and oil film formed by old oil to avoid reducing the performance of new oil; 5. Cleaning the valve tappets and hydraulic lifters.
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