Is Engine Flush Oil Harmful to the Engine?
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Engine flush oil is harmful to the engine. Introduction to the Hazards of Engine Flush Oil: The damage caused by engine flush oil lies in its strong dissolving ability. If the vehicle owner uses engine flush oil too frequently for engine cleaning, it can cause certain damage to the internal seals and cylinder block of the engine. If a large amount of engine flush oil residue remains inside the engine after cleaning, it can also affect the balance of the engine oil composition, leading to a deterioration in oil performance. Introduction to the Benefits of Engine Internal Cleaner: It can efficiently clean carbon deposits, gum, and other harmful substances inside the engine; it can prevent agglomeration and remove the oil film and sludge formed by old engine oil to avoid reducing the performance of new engine oil; it can enhance the efficiency of the engine, thereby reducing noise and also decreasing fuel and oil consumption; it can neutralize long-term harmful acidic substances generated inside the engine; it can clean the crankcase PVC valve. It can clean hydraulic lifters and valve lifters; it can purify the engine's lubrication system, lower the engine temperature, and improve oil fluidity.