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The Difference Between GL-4 and GL-5 Gear Oil The main difference between GL-4 and GL-5 gear oils is in the level of extreme-pressure (EP) additives. It’s really very simple. They are not interchangeable and GL5 didn’t replace GL4. by Eddie
EXPLAINED: The Difference Between Summer and Winter Gas Summer has its benefits: Fishing season. Dirt-track racing. Wrenching in the garage with the door open and the tunes blaring. Another benefit is a slight fuel-economy boost. That’s because refiners alter their
Can I Use Diesel Oil in My Gas Engine? It’s good to familiarize yourself with the topic as there are particular conditions which you may benefit from using diesel oil or perhaps you have a fleet and are looking for
Our Diesel Fuel Additives Will Save Your Fuel System and Add Performance New diesel owners are not being told this critical information from the dealership. Adequate diesel fuel lubricity is essential for protecting the highly engineered components in modern diesel
Diesel Fuel Injector Problems: An Easy Solution Mark Nyholm|May 23, 2019 8:29 AM It feels like forever ago, but it’s only been 13 years since the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) mandated reduced sulfur content in diesel fuel, in 2006.
What’s New about AMSOIL’s Low Cost OE Synthetic Motor Oil? One of the best values in Omaha is one of the best deals in Omaha!! We can’t post the actual price but get top 100% synthetic performance for several dollars
How Engine Sludge Forms. And How To Prevent It. Ed Newman|Mar 08, 2017 2:10 PM Sludge. It’s a disgusting phenomenon. Even the word sounds gross, like the thing it’s describing. The word for this is onomatopoeia, a strange word that
Can Your Motor Oil Handle the Seven Responsibilities of a Lubricant? Ed Newman|May 24, 2017 8:30 AM Most motorists understand the primary functions of motor oil: reduce friction and wear. However, motor oil and other lubricants must do more to
Thoughts on using Diesel Oils in Gasoline Engines It’s common for some owners of gasoline-powered vehicles to favor diesel oils over their gasoline counterparts. An article from AMSOIL’s Blog by John Baker The simple answer: Yes, provided the diesel oil