Engine oil

[grey golfster]

Your missing the bit where you shouldn't believe all you read on the tinternet 

...said a bloke on the internet 

I have no axe to grind either way, and am genuinely shocked. Don't take me the wrong way please.

I don't buy Millers, primarily for VFM reasons. Put another way- I'm too mean.

No problem buddy, i've not taken you wrong at all  , the point i was trying to make was, Is it a known problem? I don't believe it is, i tried googling last night and could find nothing on the subject.

ONLY as a result of your last...
Perhaps your Google is gummed up too? 

From "millers oils additive drop-out"
Mine found this - first page:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-general-1/1036743-millers-oil-must-read.html&ved=0ahUKEwjy4qamgJDQAhUCwBQKHeBsC7sQFghRMAQ&usg=AFQjCNFXPJMZS_hGE40FqkkcZWLMGk31AA&sig2=YS2uGZE4yYCZ8-FuOx329w

Could this be the guy?
Not for a moment saying its kosher...

The vast majority of other googke hits appear oil salesmen/ads of one kind or another.
I'm still not convinced, either way...

....Old fart now spends 10 mins trying to add downloaded emoticon for "sceptical"...and fails!

[Johnsy]

On my old bike forum, the guys used to swear by Halfrods semi-synth bike oil When I got my gti bought some Halfrods VW/Audi 5w30 for top ups. Most on here seem to prefer branded options.
I'm currently using Millers nanodrive. Can't say I notice any performance difference but it does use less of the 5w40 than it did 5w30 (it's Stage 2 mapped).

Same here, consumption is ddowwn over the 5w-30 so less top ups= better VFM.

Back in my GTiR days we used slikolene pro s (now fuch)

Subarus do have a habit of eating there own engines so that explain the clumps lol

[fab5freddy]

  Ok googling fail. 

Not to throw fuel on the fire, i'm just playing devils advocate, but the oil in that facebook article isn't what i use in my car, and not what any of this community would use either, 5w40 CFS Nano tech, different oil me thinks...