Posted by Banditfarmer on March 06, 2010 at 19:53:55 from (174.103.146.69):
I have been doing a lot of reading on motor oils, and seen a lot of questions on this web site about what oil to put in an engine. I know that the oils being sold now are for engines that were built after 1995 and all of the oil standards have changed. The oil weights have changed to meet the EPAs standards for the new engines in cars, trucks and all other equipment. If you dont believe it look it up at API OIL STANDARDS and you can read it for yourself. Many of you guys know that a 30-W oil now is thin to what it use to be, and dose not hold the same oil pressure as it use to because it's made for the new engines not an old one. I am interested to ask you all out there what you think of these new oils in the old engines gas or diesel? And what you are running in your older engines that holds up the best. Bandit
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