STA-BIL® Fogging Oil

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STA-BIL Fogging oil coats internal engine components to prevent corrosion
Displaces moisture from metal to protect engine
Lubricates cylinders to prevent cylinder damage (scuffing) at start up
For all 2-cycle and 4-cycle gasoline engines, including outboard, marine, small internal combustion & automotive engines

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STA- BIL Fogging Oil is an aerosol propelled oil treatment to protect internal engine components during storage. This fogging oil can be sprayed to coat internal engine components and prevent corrosion. Formulated to displace moisture from metal to protect engine, this product also lubricates the cylinder’s walls, pistons and rings to prevent damage (scuffing) during start-up after prolonged engine storage. It is used in all two and four cycle gasoline engines. The STA-BIL Fogging Oil comes in a convenient 12 ounce aerosol can with nozzle straw to direct oil in tight passages or through spark plug holes in head and cylinder.

Usage Directions:

Start engine and remove air filter.
Spray fogging oil into air intakes of running engine.
Shut engine off after 10 seconds.
Remove spark plugs.
Attach extension tube and spray fogging oil into each cylinder for 3 seconds.
Replace spark plugs.

Reviews

STA-BIL® Fogging Oil is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 50.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Tate from Fogging Oil as a n arboreal Rodent repellant Neighbor's fig tree is outside my bedroom window, and in October the figs are ripe. At 3AM the the tree hosts a party for Norwegian Rats (we're talking BIG rats!). I pruned those branches (that I could reach) from my roof and window area, but larger branhes had to remain, as did the top of fence posts in the intervening area. I needed something slippery, lasting, and repellant. [note that despite being rats, they maintain very clean fiur... by licking it.] I sprayed the bark of the upper (pruned) tree branches; and fence top edge with STA-BIL. They noisily 'partied' in the tree the night after treatment; but nights after that: ALL IS QUIET in the neighbors fig tree.

Date published: 2024-10-26

Rated 4 out of 5 by RJ967 from Great for preventative maintenance I store several tools and equipment for the winter, this product is easy to use and gives me the extra security of knowing first start ups of the season will be less stressful. Priced decent.

Date published: 2017-01-24

Rated 2 out of 5 by Unhappy from Be careful The little red straw is hokie and shot off into my engine. It took me an hour to get it out. I recommend skipping this product and just putting a couple ounces of motor oil in each cylinder.

Date published: 2017-01-19

Rated 5 out of 5 by stripersniper from fogging oil This is great stuff for storeing your lawn mowers for the winter or snowblowers for the summer.

Date published: 2017-01-18

Rated 5 out of 5 by Parcar55 from Great product Used this when overhauled mower motor worked well and recomend

Date published: 2016-12-21

Rated 5 out of 5 by Fearless Old Nickname from I have winterized my Harley Fogging oil is just what I have been looking for works great stops corrosion in its tracks. Looking forward to spring.

Date published: 2016-12-06

Rated 5 out of 5 by Brewski from Must have end of season item Great product to have on hand this time of year when you are laying up your lawn equipment for the season.

Date published: 2016-11-14

Rated 4 out of 5 by i95m3 from First Time! I ve used it in my Porsche Cayman and have not had any problems as pf yet

Date published: 2016-11-11

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Questions & Answers

I assume that fuel injectors won't have any issue with using fogging oil, right? How about catalytic converters? (I understand my motorcycle has some catalyst in the exhaust and I wouldn't want it to have problem from the burned fogging oil.)

Asked by: AjItator

Hello, STA-BIL® Fogging Oil will not damage any sensors or catalytic converters.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2015-10-27

If i use fogging oil to fog motorcycle gas tank, do i need to clean it out in spring when I’m ready to ride? Or do i just fill up gas tank?

Asked by: Blaktrans

Hi. It is not recommended to fog the gas tank itself. This product should be used only in the combustion chamber by spraying into the spark plug holes. If you are looking to protect your fuel tank, we recommend checking our STA-BIL 360˚® Protection. Hope that helps!

Answered by: Conrad

Date published: 2020-12-01

Is STA BIL fogging oil safe for fuel injectors?? I have a 97 Mustang Gt 4.6 , I will be storing it for the winter, can I spray it down into throttle body while it is running? ( I prefer NOT to have to take out spark plugs). Thank You!

Asked by: 6String

Hello, Yes, it is safe for fuel injector use. Please refer to the following article why and how to properly use STA-BIL® Fogging Oil: http://coolridesonline.net/news-blog/engine-powertrain/the-proper-use-of-fogging-oils/ Please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com if you have any questions.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2015-10-30

Will fogging oil contaminate Oxygen sensors when the engine is restarted at the beginning of the active season?

Asked by: Johnny

STA-BIL® Fogging Oil will not affect the oxygen sensors in any way.

Answered by: Conrad

Date published: 2015-08-10

Can fogging oil be sprayed through the oil cap directly onto the over head cams?

Asked by: Zion

Hello, Yes. Please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com if you have any questions about this. Thank you.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2017-04-21

Does fogging oil have a shelf life?

Asked by: Big Shooter

Hello, Although it does not have an specific shelf life, we recommend using it within 8 years after purchasing the product. If you have any questions about this please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com. Thank you.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2016-11-21

Does this contain silicon or Teflon (TPFE) ?

Asked by: Nimikos

No. For more information, please see the product’s Safety Data Sheet (SDS, which can be obtained by visiting our website). https://www.goldeagle.com/

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2017-07-12

I was told by a marine service dept that the sparkplugs are replaced after fogging the engine. Why would that be needed?

Asked by: Enlisted23

Hello, It is not necessary. Change only if needed. Please contact us at marketing@goldeagle.com if you have any questions about this.Thank you.

Answered by: Melissa Taylor

Date published: 2017-09-15

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Usage Directions:

I assume that fuel injectors won't have any issue with using fogging oil, right? How about catalytic converters? (I understand my motorcycle has some catalyst in the exhaust and I wouldn't want it to have problem from the burned fogging oil.)

If i use fogging oil to fog motorcycle gas tank, do i need to clean it out in spring when I&rsquo;m ready to ride? Or do i just fill up gas tank?

Is STA BIL fogging oil safe for fuel injectors?? I have a 97 Mustang Gt 4.6 , I will be storing it for the winter, can I spray it down into throttle body while it is running? ( I prefer NOT to have to take out spark plugs). Thank You!

Will fogging oil contaminate Oxygen sensors when the engine is restarted at the beginning of the active season?

Can fogging oil be sprayed through the oil cap directly onto the over head cams?

Does fogging oil have a shelf life?

Does this contain silicon or Teflon (TPFE) ?

I was told by a marine service dept that the sparkplugs are replaced after fogging the engine. Why would that be needed?

If i use fogging oil to fog motorcycle gas tank, do i need to clean it out in spring when I’m ready to ride? Or do i just fill up gas tank?