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Microlon Treatment Instructions
This is the only set of instructions you will need to install Microlon Metal Treatment into your car or truck. The Engine Only treatment instructions are covered step-by-step on this page. All other applications are covered on the back. It is recommended that you carefully read all instructions prior to installation.
Procedure
1) Oil Change. Change your oil before installing the Microlon Engine Treatment. After treating your engine with Microlon, do not change the oil for at least 1,000 miles. Regular oil change in accordance with your vehicle’s recommended schedule is best.
2) Shake well. Shake Microlon products thuroughly before adding to engine. The Microlon resin is held in suspension only after being shaken up from the bottom of the can. Start engine and let it run until it reaches normal operating temperature.
3) Add 4 0z. Microlon Fuel Treatment. Microlon liquid treats the top of your engine through the fuel system. Make sure to shake the Fuel System Treatment well before adding to the fuel tank.
4) Add Microlon to the crankcase. Microlon liquid treats your engine through the oil. If you are comfortable working on your own car, go to Method #1. If not, go to Method #2.
Method #1
The Microlon Treatment works best when added to a running engine. To add Microlon to a running engine, use the injector bottle included with the kit to add Microlon fluid through the dipstick opening.
OR
Method #2
Start the engine and run until warm, stop the engine, and pour Microlon liquid into the oil through the opening on top of the engine, then restart.
Cubic Inches Liters Microlon Liquid Fuel System Treatment
less than 125 less than 2 16 ounces 4 ounces
125 through 360 2 through 5.8 32 ounces 4 ounces
360 through 500 5.8 through 8 40 ounces 4 ounces
5) Drive your car for at least one hour. The Microlon treatment needs this time to cleanse the engine so that the film that provides the savings and protection can form in the engine.
The Microlon Metal Treatment will not harm an engine when used according to instructions. Please observe all safety precautions when working on your vehicle.
Microlon Treatment Instructions
Your service station mechanic may more conveniently install these Microlon treatments during a regular oilchange. However, if you are confident working on your own car, we have provided an easy-to-use pour spout and easy-to-follow instructions. You will find it useful to have on hand a pair of pliers, a flat-blade screwdriverand a hammer to remove the tops of the cans, and a funnel with which to pour the treatment.
Automatic Transmission.
1) Shake the Automatic Transmission Treatment thoroughly.
2) Add the entire contents through the transmission fluid filler opening. It may be necessary to remove some of the fluid from the Automatic Transmission Reservoir before adding Microlon Automatic Transmission Treatment.
Manual Transmission.
1) Shake the Compound 90 thoroughly, until it is an even color.
2) Add the entire contents to the transmission gear box. It may be necessary to remove some of the fluid from the Manual Transmission Reservoir before adding Microlon Compound 90.
Differential.
1) Shake the Compound 90 thoroughly, until it is an even color.
2) Add the entire contents to the differential gear box.It may be necessary to remove some of the fluid from the differential before adding Microlon Compound 90.
Power Steering Treatment.
1) Shake the 2 0z Power Steering Treatment well.
2) Add the entire contents to the power steering unit using the injector bottle. Consult your owner’s manual for location of the filler opening.It may be necessary to remove some of the fluid from the power steering reservoir before adding the Power Steering Treatment to avoid overflow.
Wheel Bearing Treatment.
Pack the wheel bearings with Microlon High Temperature Bearing Grease. Consider using any remaining grease on trailer wheel bearings
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