I just got this report back on my 2002 Honda Odyssey. This is the very first UOA I have done on this vehicle's engine. See a separate post I will be making regarding an abnormal transmission UOA. Meanwhile, here is the info, from Analysts, Inc.:
Vehicle has Honda's 3.5liter 240HP V6. Engine had 29,941 miles on it when the sample was taken. The engine oil was Mobil 1 0W-20, using the Mobil 1 M1-104 filter. The oil had 4,875 miles on it.
Iron: 14
Chromium: 2
Nickel: Aluminum: 4
Lead: 2
Copper: 32 Underlined as significant
Tin: Silver: Titanium: < 1
Silicon: 8
Boron: 169
Sodium: 10
Potassium: Molybdenum: 69
Phosphorus: 958
Zinc: 1118
Calcium: 3190
Barium: Magnesium: 31
Antimony: Vanadium:
Oil added: 0.5 quarts, sump capacity ~5.5 quarts
Fuel % Vol: Water % Vol: VIS CS 100 degrees C: 9.8
SAE Grade: 30
Glycol Test: Negative
TBN C D2896: 6.83
At first, I was alarmed by the high copper, but through searching other posts in this forum, I notice that other recent vintage Honda 3.5 V6's also tend to have high copper...I wonder what is causing this? Other than the copper, I think this is an excellent report. Also of interest is that the Viscosity is reported as SAE 30 instead of SAE 20 - Is the Mobil 1 0W-20 already close to a 30 weight at that temperature? The TBN suggests the oil is fine, so I don't think it is thickening due to oxidation....
The note on the report says that the values are noted for monitoring purposes only. In other words, the report is not marked abnormal, but the values bear watching. It says to Resample at the next scheduled interval. I changed the oil and filter anyway....
Dennis
Vehicle has Honda's 3.5liter 240HP V6. Engine had 29,941 miles on it when the sample was taken. The engine oil was Mobil 1 0W-20, using the Mobil 1 M1-104 filter. The oil had 4,875 miles on it.
Iron: 14
Chromium: 2
Nickel: Aluminum: 4
Lead: 2
Copper: 32 Underlined as significant
Tin: Silver: Titanium: < 1
Silicon: 8
Boron: 169
Sodium: 10
Potassium: Molybdenum: 69
Phosphorus: 958
Zinc: 1118
Calcium: 3190
Barium: Magnesium: 31
Antimony: Vanadium:
Oil added: 0.5 quarts, sump capacity ~5.5 quarts
Fuel % Vol: Water % Vol: VIS CS 100 degrees C: 9.8
SAE Grade: 30
Glycol Test: Negative
TBN C D2896: 6.83
At first, I was alarmed by the high copper, but through searching other posts in this forum, I notice that other recent vintage Honda 3.5 V6's also tend to have high copper...I wonder what is causing this? Other than the copper, I think this is an excellent report. Also of interest is that the Viscosity is reported as SAE 30 instead of SAE 20 - Is the Mobil 1 0W-20 already close to a 30 weight at that temperature? The TBN suggests the oil is fine, so I don't think it is thickening due to oxidation....
The note on the report says that the values are noted for monitoring purposes only. In other words, the report is not marked abnormal, but the values bear watching. It says to Resample at the next scheduled interval. I changed the oil and filter anyway....
Dennis