MOA 115

[HotAirWH1]

I recently had my 2024 Silverado Trail Boss with the 6.2L V8 engine recall (L87). The GM dealership had it in for a day and half to "diagnose" the engine to determine if had any internal damage and would need to be replaced. They determined that the engine passed inspection and changed oil from 0W-20 to a heavier 0W-40 synthetic oil. Along with the oil change they added 10 ounces of MOA 115 stating that hence, will be required for every oil change. I got to reading up on this product and seems that it is safe to use in older engines. I use Valvoline VR1 Racing Oil for oil changes in my low milage T-Type & was wondering if there are any added benefits to supplementing these oil changes with MOA. Anyone using MOA in their TR's ???

 

[THensley]

Valvoline dose not want you to add any thing to there already well blended oil .
And I don't know what happened to your truck, But mechanic in a can and 0-40 is not a fix. GM spent years perfecting the oil system to work with 0-20 that has way less drag and no were will you find MOA 115 in a owners manual or in GM service manual.
So that's 1 no from me any one want to second that? on both T-Type and truck