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What Happens if I Use the Wrong Weight (Viscosity) of Oil? John Baker|Jan 31, 2018 11:19 AM It depends on how your engine is built and how it reacts to the specific viscosity of oil you use. That’s pretty nebulous,
Ask AMSOIL: What Happens if I Use the Wrong Weight (Viscosity) of Oil? Ask AMSOIL: What Happens if I Use the Wrong Weight (Viscosity) of Oil? Using a motor oil whose viscosity is too low or too high for your
Fuel dilution can wreak havoc on an engine Motor oil quality plays a big role in wear protection. Matt Erickson | TECHNICAL MANAGER – PCLT PRODUCTS AND MECHANICAL R&D Years ago, after dirtying your hands working on the car or
Lubricant Viscosity Explained Ed Newman|May 24, 2017 8:30 AM A lubricant’s viscosity and how it changes under different temperatures and operating conditions is one of the most important properties that determines lubricant performance and protection. Viscosity can be viewed in
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
Start Your Winter Mornings – and Your Vehicle – with AMSOIL Synthetic Lubricants John Baker |Jan 14, 2015 8:46:00 AM Long before coming to work at AMSOIL, I owned an Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera that refused to start on below-zero mornings.