Originally Posted By: nap
I’m stocking on ACEA A3/B4 oil before it gets banned this side of the pond.
Why would it get banned?
I’m stocking on ACEA A3/B4 oil before it gets banned this side of the pond.
Why would it get banned?
Future price of Motor oil
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That doesn't get them banned. I can find literally dozens of monogrades, let alone high HTHS multigrades, on the shelf and on oil companies' web pages. Companies like Petro-Canada likely have more non-ILSAC varieties out there than ILSAC varieties. Is my brand new Rotella, just recently introduced, likely to get banned soon?
When have we ever seen legitimate SAE J300 grades get banned anywhere in North America? I've seen oil companies dump things that are ridiculous or outdated, but that's not the same thing.
When have we ever seen legitimate SAE J300 grades get banned anywhere in North America? I've seen oil companies dump things that are ridiculous or outdated, but that's not the same thing.
Originally Posted By: nap
Originally Posted By: Garak
Why would it get banned?
They don’t meet “Energy Conserving” standards for their respective grades.
Not green, anathema! Tax them to death or ban them altogether!
Just look at California and see what they don’t allow in their state.
Originally Posted By: Garak
Why would it get banned?
They don’t meet “Energy Conserving” standards for their respective grades.
Not green, anathema! Tax them to death or ban them altogether!
Just look at California and see what they don’t allow in their state.
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