discountdon
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Originally Posted by MolaKule
Originally Posted by discountdon
LG's additive package looks pretty weak in comparison to the old Honda Genuine PSF (VOA on page 2)...
Redline has changed their formulation to a much thinner viscosity than their original one...
I think all LG has going for them in this new product is their LXE wax esters and a compatible viscosity for Honda's P/S...
I think the LG PS fluid looks good in terms of additive chemistry for the older Honda PS spec.
Redline is using their MTF additive package for the PS fluid.
When did Redline reduce their PS fluid to a lower viscosity? Do you have an older VOA to show us?
oops, my mistake - was in a hurry to get to work when posted
apparently I was hung up on their website's description of "Lightweight fluid avoids power loss"
the Red Line PSF VOA from 2017 matches the current manufacturer's specs:
https://www.redlineoil.com/power-steering-fluid
Typical Properties
Rust (D66A/B) Pass
Vis @ 100°C after shear 6.47 cSt
Foam 0
Fire Point °C 258
Copper Corrosion 1b
Vis @ -40°C 18,000 cP
Vis @ 100°C 6.47 cSt
Vis @ 40°C 34.7 cSt
Viscosity Index 143
Pour Point, °C -50
Pour Point, °F -58
Originally Posted by discountdon
LG's additive package looks pretty weak in comparison to the old Honda Genuine PSF (VOA on page 2)...
Redline has changed their formulation to a much thinner viscosity than their original one...
I think all LG has going for them in this new product is their LXE wax esters and a compatible viscosity for Honda's P/S...
I think the LG PS fluid looks good in terms of additive chemistry for the older Honda PS spec.
Redline is using their MTF additive package for the PS fluid.
When did Redline reduce their PS fluid to a lower viscosity? Do you have an older VOA to show us?
the Red Line PSF VOA from 2017 matches the current manufacturer's specs:
https://www.redlineoil.com/power-steering-fluid
Typical Properties
Rust (D66A/B) Pass
Vis @ 100°C after shear 6.47 cSt
Foam 0
Fire Point °C 258
Copper Corrosion 1b
Vis @ -40°C 18,000 cP
Vis @ 100°C 6.47 cSt
Vis @ 40°C 34.7 cSt
Viscosity Index 143
Pour Point, °C -50
Pour Point, °F -58