[Mgs] Lubricheck - The digital 'blood tester' for your car

[Richard Ewald]

Reading through the website I found at least one false statement, but
beyond that, does it bother anybody else that on a multipage website
offering an item for sale there are NO pictures of the item, no instruction
book, no video of it being used?  How am I supposed to get the oil out of
the engine to test it, seems a logical question, but I can't find an answer
on their website.  What I did find are lots of appeals to authority, but
damn few facts about what they are selling.
Websites like this have me reaching to place one hand protectively over my
wallet and the the other protectively over my family jewels.
Rick

On Mon, Jul 8, 2013 at 10:32 AM, Don <don at napanet.net> wrote:

> I just saw this product mentioned in the latest Sierra Club
> magazine.  It's a device for checking the condition of the oil in
> your car's engine.  Price is less than $50.  I have always changed
> oil at 3k miles, but I have not been using time as a factor, just
> miles.  Some of my cars don't accumulate 3k miles in three years.
> The factors this device is supposed to be able to check
> are:  acidity, metal particulates, carbonized particulates, and
> foreign liquids.
> :
> http://www.lubricheck.com/demo/home/resources
>
> Anyone out there know anything about the device?  Any thoughts?  I am
> thinking I may just buy one unless I read or hear something negative.
>
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> Don Scott,  Calistoga CA USA  / 1955 MGTF, 1962 MGA Mk 2, 1967 MGB,
> 1963-7 MGB (seeking), Misc. Japanese cars
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