SOD-1 Plus

The most powerful lubricant additive you’ll find.
From Japan

PROTECT YOUR VEHICLE AND ENHANCE ITS RESALE VALUE

IMPROVE VEHICLE PERFORMANCE BY REDUCING FRICTION AND WEAR

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SOD-1 Plus is a universal lubricant additive – it can be used in the engine, transmission, differential, and power steering systems. This eliminates the need for separate additives for each of these parts of a vehicle. It will help :

washing away and dissolving ultra-fine particle sludge, oxidated substances such as varnish and other contaminants from lubricated surfaces;

reducing friction, abrasion, and engine noise by switching from boundary to fluid lubrication;

softening rubber in seals to prevent oil leakages.

Geckos, spiders, and SOD-1 – Van Der Waals Force

by Andrew Thomson | August 16, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

What do geckos, spiders, and SOD-1 Plus have in common? Answer – Van Der Waals Force, a theory of physical chemistry that lies behind adsorption. We know that SOD-1 Plus works to provide an extra layer of oil film on metal surfaces because of adsorption: chemical...

Automatic transmissions, towing heavy loads, and SOD-1 Plus

by Andrew Thomson | August 9, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Automatic transmissions are complicated beasts and give rise to all sorts of motor vehicle problems. In this blog I want to discuss the role of automatic transmission fluids (ATF) in avoiding trouble, and how SOD-1 Plus can help. A good summary of the role of...

Vehicle lubrication and the environment

by Andrew Thomson | August 3, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

There’s nothing worse than seeing a car or a truck belching out black or white exhaust smoke. Think of all the particulate matter being pumped into the air we breathe every day. This is the downside of the internal combustion engine, and while fuel standards have...

Oil seals – how SOD-1 Plus softens rubber and improves compression

by Andrew Thomson | July 25, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Leaky oil seals – a problem for many old vehicles. Rubber material in O-rings hardens over time, leading to a loss of compression and to oil leaks in other parts of a vehicle. Why does this happen? What can we do to prevent it happening? Rubber and neoprene material...

Lubrication – another look at the basics

by Andrew Thomson | June 8, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Now and then it helps to have another look at the basics of one’s craft. This sort of exercise works to refresh our way of thinking about things. Lubrication is no different. No matter how much you know about friction, wear, oils and their classification, it’s worth...

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