Kleen-Flo
Kleen-Flo Engine Flush, 350-mL
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Kleen-Flo Engine Flush proficiently cleans the crankcase before the incorporation of fresh oil during an oil change. In just about five minutes, it effectively works to enhance oil circulation by washing out clogged screens and eliminating piston varnish and sludge. This engine flush is ideal for maintaining engine cleanliness and functionality.
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Thoroughly cleans crankcase prior to adding fresh oil during oil change
Cleans and works in approximately five minutes
Improves oil circulation by cleaning clogged screens, removing piston varnish and sludge
Size: 350 mL
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This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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5 out of 5 stars.
I have flushed my outboard engine, oil mixed with water, with this and cleaned the engine like new
8 days ago
Great flusher for my outboard
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5 out of 5 stars.
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10 days ago
Works great for clean engine
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5 out of 5 stars.
Bon produit
21 days ago
5 out of 5 stars.
I believe it works
3 months ago
I used this flush on low mileage car before removing valve cover to fix valve cover gasket and oil change right after . I don't if it is so effective as claimed by manufacturer but old oil came out black not as typical brown after 10k so it seams that did some work . After opening valve cover the valve train looked clean but car is low mileage so hard to judge it . Engine flush is working but I can't tell how efficient would be on older higher km cars/engines . I would recommend more frequent engine flushing maybe every forth oil change.Im 30y auto technician.
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3 months ago
Je suis vraiment ravi de ce produit que j'ai acheté ces derniers jours, car il offre un excellent rapport qualité-prix. C'est pourquoi, dès que j'ai besoin d'un outil ou d'un produit pour des travaux de mécanique, de peinture, de menuiserie ou de plomberie, je me tourne toujours vers Canadian Tire.
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Q: Can this product be used on a 4 stroke mini-bike engine? If so, how much should be used?
2 years ago2 Answers
A: Yes it can. just put just enough your dip stick max level and let it run on a little higher than its idling mark for maybe 8 to 10mins then flush it out if possible till it last drop.
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Q: Can i add this after changing my engine oil and let it stay in my engine till the next service?
3 years ago2 Answers
A: No! This is supposed to be in your engine for 5 minutes before you do the oil change, don't drive your car with it in your motor!
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can I use this product to flush my engine when I have had Seafoam additive in the oil since the last change? What I mean is that the oil I'm about to change has the Seafoam in it to clean the engine as I was driving.
4 years ago2 Answers
A: I did exactly that without any problems. The kleen flo is only in the engine for 5 minutes, so the potential to do harm is low.
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Q: Can Kleen-Flo Engine Flush be used for diesel engines?
6 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes. Kleen-flo Engine Flush can be used in Diesel Engines.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: Will this be ok to use on a motorcycle that uses fully synthectic oil?
7 years ago1 Answer
A: It is safe to use so long as customers drain the existing contents entirely before adding new oil.
7 years agoHelpful?
Q: Should cars that have used conventional motor oil for years switch to synthetic motor oil? Also, can conventioanl & synthetic oil be mixed? My mechanic says I should stay with conventional oil, for fear of leaks if I switch to synthetic in my 10 year old car.
9 years ago1 Answer
A: The correct grade of oil to use will be listed in the automobile owner’s manual. As far as whether to use a conventional or synthetic - that depends on the driver, the conditions and the type of driving that you do. Both conventional and synthetic oils will protect your engine – synthetic oils provide superior protection to conventional oils. Synthetics also provide much better protection at extreme temperatures and severe driving conditions. Some automobiles do require synthetic oils – this would also be mentioned in the owner’s manual. Conventional and synthetic motor oils can be used interchangeably where appropriate. Switching between conventional and synthetic oils will not cause any engine issues. There is no need to flush when switching between conventional and synthetic. We always recommend following the guidelines of the engine manufacturer for the recommended oil (i.e. SAE grade, API rating and manufacturer specifications) specific to your application. This information can always be found in the vehicles owner’s manual or by contacting the manufacturer directly.
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Q: Why shouldn't cars over 250,000 kms. use engine flush? That's part of the response Canadian Tire experts gave about how and when to use Kleen Flo engine flush. It's also featured on your how to change oil video.
9 years ago1 Answer
A: Typically we do not recommend an engine oil flush with cars over 250,000 km. because in very old cars an engine flush may clean the engine components too well. In older engines especially those whose service record is unknown or that have never had a flush before the gunk can act as a spackle in non-metallic parts like seals. Seals tend to crack with age and cleaning out the gunk can expose the aged seals
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Q: How and when to use
12 years ago1 Answer
A: How: Ensure oil level is full. Add kleen-Flo Engine Flush to crankcase and run engine for 5 minutes. Drain oil and replace filter. When: If an oil interval has been extended or once in the spring and fall as oil changes are required. Vehicles with over 250,000 km's should not be flushed in addition to cars with obvious mechanical and/or predisposed mechanical issues.
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