<VV> 67 PG Hemet - Berrymans B-12 ?

[Chris & Bill Strickland]

>>Yes, the B-12 should go in the engine oil ...
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Berryman used to put instructions on the B-12 can for use in oil, but 
they disappeared a few years ago, maybe with the advent of the roller 
lifters.  Anyway, factory used to say put in a pint in a COLD engine and 
bring it up to operating temp immediately prior to an oil change -- sort 
of as a flush additive -- one heck of a detergent  in the oil, 
dissolving and loosening all sorts of stuff -- I've had to remove the 
oil pump pick up tube just to clean the screen on one obscenely plugged 
up engine when someone forgot oil changes should be routine, and I used 
a can of the stuff.  I'd prefer a good hi-detergent motor oil with 
regular changes rather than the "flush method", but sometimes you don't 
get that choice.

I routinely use it in the fuel tank a couple times a year.  Be very 
careful around fresh paint though ...

So, another use -- paint remover.

Justice Brothers also has (had) a good engine oil additive for freeing 
stuck lifters -- think it was Engine Tune-Up.

Marvel Mustery Oil is primarily a lubricant, imo.

Bill Strickland