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Does Brake Fluid Go Bad? Josh Kimmes|Sep 18, 2017 4:35 PM Here is the short answer: Yes, brake fluid can go bad. Brake fluid absorbs moisture, which reduces its performance. For that reason, it’s best practice to change brake fluid
Never Overlook This When Maintaining Your Snowblower John Baker|Nov 22, 2017 10:04 AM Originally posted Dec. 23, 2016 Thanksgiving day. While my family was gathered in my dining room, imbibing spirits and making merry, I was in the shed disassembling
AAA TESTING AFFIRMS SUPERIORITY OF SYNTHETIC MOTOR OILS AMSOIL introduced the world to synthetic motor oil in 1972, and we’ve been extolling the benefits ever since. While we’ve been joined by many vehicle and equipment manufacturers and competing motor oil
On the Road to SEMA with Chris Mangum of MAD Industries Ed Newman|Oct 30, 2017 9:40 AM It’s been a lot of fun going to SEMA these past 21 years. SEMA seemed big even back then when the South Hall
Transmission maintenance – Fill for Life? Like motor oil, transmission fluid must now do more. Matt Erickson | TECHNICAL MANAGER – PCLT PRODUCTS AND MECHANICAL R&D What’s more important to your vehicle, the engine or transmission? It’s a trick question;
Letters To The Editor MULTI-PURPOSE OIL I’m writing in response to the Letter to the Editor regarding 3-IN-ONE* oil (March AMSOIL Magazine). I have been an AMSOIL Dealer since 1981, and I still have and use 3-IN-ONE oil because there
REFORMULATED Racing Grease now available in Omaha AMSOIL DOMINATOR® Synthetic Racing Grease (GRG) has been updated with new chemistry, including a new calcium-sulfonate-complex thickener, that provides even better protection and performance in high-speed, hightemperature, heavy-load conditions. It is ideal for
Solve ethanol issues before they arise Omaha Dealer note: I learned something here!! Glad to see AMSOIL’s staff refined their comments to us on ethanol. They have always had the short statement that it’s bad and worrisome if the supply
From the Presidents – AMSOIL Leads We’ve written a lot about direct fuel injection, turbochargers and variable valve timing in AMSOIL Magazine over the past year, and for good reason. These technologies are here to stay, and they’re also really
From the Presidents Alan & Dean When AMSOIL synthetic motor oil passed the American Petroleum Institute (API) qualification tests in 1972, it signaled a new era in lubrication performance. Nothing else could touch it. As the only APIqualified synthetic on