Re: [Amc-list] Where has all the 20-W-50 motor oil Gone?
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Re: [Amc-list] Where has all the 20-W-50 motor oil Gone?
- From: adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker)
- Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2007 16:52:17 -0400 (EDT)
" From: "John Elle" <johnelle@xxxxxxxxx>
"
" Snip
" The plus 40 weights are a trade off. While I agree that a 30 + oil is
" great for summer time. There is a trade off.
" Snip
" I don't agree,
i didn't either. i've always used 10w30 here, but our winters
rarely get below 15f overnight and august 90s is considered hot.
" it is 114 today, I been driving all day on combination
" freeway and city, speed limit 75. Typical of my driving, the engine
" runs measurably cooler 'specially in comparison to "factory recommended
" winter grade oils for fuel mileage purposes". Been doing it for
" close to 20 years on brand new and brand new rebuilds and all
" other engines. I get upwards of 300,000 miles with no oil related
" problems, but the biggest is, I can see the difference on the heat
" gauge.
" The last oil burner I owned was the last N.E. car I owned before
" I moved out of the snow belt in 1978. At about 800 miles per
" quart at 100,000 miles I would call it an oil burner.
" Still looking for 20-W-50, I use it year around.
" My engines don't use oil between oil changes.
you're in one of the few areas where that makes sense. you may have
to settle for CI rated diesel oil, 15w40, though...
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