JLM Stop Smoke Oil Treatment reduces smoke from the exhaust caused by burnt oil. The active formula in this additive reduces unwanted play between worn engine components such as piston rings and valve seals and makes oil seals more supple, allowing them to seal optimally.
The engine compression ratio also increases because all of the components of the engine are optimized by JLM Stop Smoke Oil Treatment. The result of this is a better performing engine with more power and lower fuel consumption.
The viscosity of the oil increases because of the concentrated composition of the additives package. This ensures that the oil adheres more effectively to the moving parts in the engine and improves lubrication. The result is that the engine’s service life is prolonged considerably.
JLM Stop Smoke Oil Treatment can be mixed with all mineral, synthetic, monograde and multigrade oil types.
FAQs
STP® Smoke Treatment is specifically designed to reduce these problems. How it helps: Reduces oil blow-by.
Does stop smoke oil treatment work? ›
Stop Smoke is a highly effective Viscosity Index Improver providing superior thermal stability to the engine oil, preventing seepage past the piston rings.
What is the best additive to stop engine from burning oil? ›
Lucas High Mileage Oil Stabilizer helps to control blow-by, dry starts and oil burning - maximizing efficiency, reducing harmful emissions and extending oil life. Lucas High Mileage Oil Stabilizer can also be used as an IDEAL ASSEMBLY LUBE.
What is JLM stop smoke oil treatment? ›
JLM Stop Smoke Oil Treatment reduces exhaust smoke, engine wear and oil consumption, and improves engine performance. Specially developed for older engines with worn parts, it can be used in petrol, diesel, LPG and CNG engines that emit blue/grey exhaust smoke.
What is the best engine stop smoke treatment? ›
JLM Stop Smoke Pro reduces exhaust smoke, engine wear and oil consumption, and improves engine performance. Specially developed for older engines with worn parts, it can be used in petrol, diesel, LPG and CNG engines that emit blue/grey exhaust smoke.
What is the best product for stop smoking? ›
To get the best results, it's a good idea to use a combination of NRTs. A nicotine patch releases nicotine slowly into your system, to help keep you at a constant level, while a fast-acting product – such as a spray, inhaler or gum – helps you deal with immediate cravings.
How much stop smoke should I use? ›
Add contents to engine oil when engine is at normal operating temperature. Can be added at any time or use each oil change. For 4 cylinder engines, use ½ bottle. For 6 and 8 cylinder engines, use full bottle.
What are the side effects of oil smoke? ›
Symptoms associated with high concentrations of oil mist include:
- Shortness of breath.
- Eye and skin irritation.
- Vomiting.
- Fever.
- Rapid Heartbeat.
- Burning sensation in mouth, throat and stomach.
In some cases, using a higher viscosity motor oil can help fill the widening gap between the rings and cylinder wall, reducing oil consumption. Some vehicle manufacturers recommend multiple oil viscosities based on climate, such as 5W-20 in colder weather and 10W-30 in warm climates.
Will thicker oil stop smoking? ›
Can adding a thicker motor oil stop an engine from leaking or smoking excessively? Nothing will replace the actual repair of whatever is causing the engine to smoke. Having said that, yes, a thicker motor oil CAN help SLOW DOWN the leaking and smoking. The thicker oil can also hurt the engine.
To slow oil consumption, a higher viscosity grade oil can be used, especially an oil with a higher operating temperature viscosity. Oil burns when at its hottest and therefore thinnest viscosity.
Does Lucas oil stop smoke? ›
Lucas Engine Oil Stop Leak - Stops Leaks and Smoke.
Is burning oil smoke bad for you? ›
The smoke emitted from oil combustion contains gases and particulates that may have toxic effects on our bodies, much like exhaust emissions from motor vehicles or smoke from wood stoves. The health risk will depend on the actual exposure to these agents.
How does smoke treatment work? ›
STP® Smoke Treatment is designed for petrol engines to provide a thick oil cushion to help fill gaps created between the cylinder walls, piston rings valve guide seats on worn engines and reduce oil blow-by and smoking.
Is there an oil that stops engine smoking? ›
Oil Stop Smoke is formulated to stop exhaust smoke due to excessive burning of oil. The product is based in a combination of chemical polymers, improvers of viscosity index, antioxidants, corrosion inhibitors, defoamers and detergents/dispersants. Benefits: Stops or decreases excessive smoke emission.
How do I stop my oil from smoking? ›
Use a high smoke point oil: Use oils that have a high smoke point such as avocado oil, peanut oil, or canola oil. These oils are less likely to smoke at high temperatures. Use a fan or exhaust hood: Turn on the exhaust hood or fan above your stove to help vent the smoke out of your kitchen.
Does Lucas Oil stop smoke? ›
Lucas Engine Oil Stop Leak - Stops Leaks and Smoke.
