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I never thought much about Valvoline's fairly new Restore & Protect oil until The Motor Oil Geek recently posted a video on it. Once I...
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This is why it’s always a good idea to have a fresh batch of a 0w oil in there if you are in an area where the temperature can get...
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Big picture. If the cold weather start is noticeably more difficult, then consider a lower grade for winter starts.
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Blake1107 replied to the thread CCS Changes with Use?.@Alien , from what I read there, would this be correct? It could be safe to assume my oil was still working appropriately since it is...
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Blake1107 replied to the thread CCS Changes with Use?.Thank you for that, @twX !
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CCS and MRV are both allowed to thicken by around one grade after an aging test. The aging process used is a lot more severe than what...
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Blake1107 reacted to oil pan 4's post in the thread Why Do Knowledgeable Folks on Here use 20 wt Oil with
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Blake1107 replied to the thread CCS Changes with Use?.I came across this post as well. Tom NJ has a very easy to understand explanation of what each test is measuring. (Edit: seems it is in...
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here is an old bitog post about it it was from old forum software so some of the "quotations" are missing try not to get confused seeing...
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Blake1107 reacted to Tom NJ's post in the thread ASTM D5293 (CCS) vs. ASTM D4684 (MRV) with
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CCS and MRV measure different properties. Imagine a bowl of Jell-O. If you tilt the bowl the Jell-O does not pour, behaving like a... -
Agreed The only factor windchill would have is how quickly it will cool down when shut off.
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Blake1107 replied to the thread CCS Changes with Use?.What is MRV and is that a normally listed spec? I have checked some Amsoil, Mobil 1, and Valvoline PI sheets I have saved and none list...
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"Feels like" is wind chill it does not apply to machinery. I'd be more interested in the MRV number which is considerably more...
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Blake1107 posted the thread CCS Changes with Use? in Passenger Car Motor Oil (PCMO) - Gasoline Vehicles.Apologies if this is covered somewhere multiple times. I've tried phrasing my question basically and with terminology that may be used...
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