Ford dealer used graphite additive in oil change

ForPointSex

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I went to the Ford dealership (Haldeman Ford in Hamilton NJ) for an oil change. When I got my receipt, they put some "Kreg" Graphite super lubricant in my engine. I tried to get a refund so I could go to a different dealership and get that crap out (since I don't trust them anymore). They just blew me off.

Is graphite bad for the engine? How fast should I get it out?
 
In the 70s I used to run it in my racing engine.The stuff was great. It would coat the internals with a grey film that would lubricate even if you dumped the oil. I would not worry about it.
 
agreed with svttech, i know when i got a lot of additives, they just ended up in my box, then got emptied in the oil drain bin. as long as you use a API SJ or higher oil you dobnt need an additive, there are already enough additives in the oil itself.
 
I had friend who did the circle track racing, and he swears by those graphite additive. I guess its like Slick50, except they really do work. So i was told.

I think MercedesBenz use something similer in their diesel cars my mechanic told me little while ago. And their Diesle run forever...


I myself will not put anything but Mobile 1 tho