I just saw a pic of the back of a MOBIL 1 0w-40 bottle in a UOA, in the analysis section of this site.
In the API symbol it shows the 0w-40 as "energy conserving" but on the back of my bottle (0w-40 left over from last oil change) it leaves that space blank, like in all other 40 weights.
Anyone know if the oil was thickened in the last year or so?
Or any other reason it lost that classification?
I realize it was right on the borderline making it and even s slight thickening could have brought it out of "energy conserving" spec.
Fred...
[ April 25, 2003, 10:11 PM: Message edited by: palmerwmd ]
In the API symbol it shows the 0w-40 as "energy conserving" but on the back of my bottle (0w-40 left over from last oil change) it leaves that space blank, like in all other 40 weights.
Anyone know if the oil was thickened in the last year or so?
Or any other reason it lost that classification?
I realize it was right on the borderline making it and even s slight thickening could have brought it out of "energy conserving" spec.
Fred...
[ April 25, 2003, 10:11 PM: Message edited by: palmerwmd ]