Jul 2026
Oil additives: July 2026 baseline comparison
Bench reports that Liqui Moly was the only tested additive to match the motor-oil baseline. That outcome does not show an improvement over plain oil or establish…
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LIQUI MOLY MoS2 treatment 2009, 300 ml
Model: MoS2 Anti-Friction Engine Treatment · MPN: 2009
300 ml can
Article 2009 is the 300 ml LIQUI MOLY MoS2 Anti-Friction Engine Treatment. Its source outcome is matching the plain-oil baseline, not outperforming that baseline.
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About This Tested Model
The source-linked product is LIQUI MOLY’s article 2009, a 300 ml MoS2 treatment. The manufacturer’s article information independently confirms the identity. Bench’s retained conclusion is limited to matching the oil baseline in this experiment. PF Shop makes no additional engine-life, fuel-economy or compatibility claim.
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Oil additives: July 2026 baseline comparison
Strengths & limitations
Source-supported strengths
- Matched the baseline in the cited source experiment.Source · The verdict: Liqui Moly tied motor oil
Limitations
- No superiority to plain oil, engine compatibility or general wear-reduction claim is established.Source · The verdict: Liqui Moly tied motor oil