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Old 07-14-2009, 07:24 PM
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PTFE engine treatments
Wondered if any body has used these in the BMW engines.
I have always used Nulon ptfe 80,000km treatment in all my other cars including heavily modified turbo in line sixes ,But i am not sure if there is a reason it shouldn't be used in an bmw engine i know the tolerences in a ford engine would be more than a bmw engine .
And could there be any internal engine sensors or parts that could be affected by this stuff
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