Hello BITOG Members:
Pennzoil is back with another virtual community event! Continuing our longstanding relationship with the members of the BITOG community, Pennzoil welcomes members to join another Q&A with us. As always, we’re eager to begin a dialogue around some of the automotive industry’s most predominant topics. Pennzoil’s team of experts is excited to some useful insight and answers to what members of the community are curious about. This August, our familiar friend to the community and Pennzoil Scientist and Automotive Lubricant Specialist, Sean Nguyen, will lead the Shell/Pennzoil Technical Team responding to inquiries regarding the following topics:
Beginning today with this post, we’ve opened a special thread for all of you to submit your questions to Sean. Sean has been working for Shell for more than 21 years in the downstream technology business, putting his MBA and B.S. in Chemistry from University of Houston, and his B.S. in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University to the test! In addition to holding various roles at Shell including Lubricant Technical Advisor, Lubricant Product Research and Lubricant Technology Trainer, Sean also holds two patents in Bitumen and in Automotive lubricants. Currently, Sean works at the Shell Technology Center in Houston.
The thread will be open for submissions from 12:00 PM EST on Friday, August 13th until 12:00PM EST on Monday, August 23rd, after which time, Sean Nguyen and our full team of scientists and engineers will work together to provide answers to your questions to be posted on Monday, September 13th.
We are extremely excited for this opportunity, and we have only a few notes:
Thank you all for your understanding and your enthusiasm surrounding our community events, including our last Q&A. Let’s hear your questions!
-The Pennzoil Team
Pennzoil is back with another virtual community event! Continuing our longstanding relationship with the members of the BITOG community, Pennzoil welcomes members to join another Q&A with us. As always, we’re eager to begin a dialogue around some of the automotive industry’s most predominant topics. Pennzoil’s team of experts is excited to some useful insight and answers to what members of the community are curious about. This August, our familiar friend to the community and Pennzoil Scientist and Automotive Lubricant Specialist, Sean Nguyen, will lead the Shell/Pennzoil Technical Team responding to inquiries regarding the following topics:
- Oil Drain Intervals
- The evolving extension of intervals
- The value and importance of following your owner’s manual recommendations
Beginning today with this post, we’ve opened a special thread for all of you to submit your questions to Sean. Sean has been working for Shell for more than 21 years in the downstream technology business, putting his MBA and B.S. in Chemistry from University of Houston, and his B.S. in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University to the test! In addition to holding various roles at Shell including Lubricant Technical Advisor, Lubricant Product Research and Lubricant Technology Trainer, Sean also holds two patents in Bitumen and in Automotive lubricants. Currently, Sean works at the Shell Technology Center in Houston.
The thread will be open for submissions from 12:00 PM EST on Friday, August 13th until 12:00PM EST on Monday, August 23rd, after which time, Sean Nguyen and our full team of scientists and engineers will work together to provide answers to your questions to be posted on Monday, September 13th.
We are extremely excited for this opportunity, and we have only a few notes:
- Please use this thread only to submit questions. Members of the team have noted that there have been questions posed in various threads, but please repost the question in this thread to help us make sure we address everything.
- Please understand that there will be some questions that we will not be able to answer. We cannot divulge any proprietary information and can only speak about our own products and our areas of expertise.
Thank you all for your understanding and your enthusiasm surrounding our community events, including our last Q&A. Let’s hear your questions!
-The Pennzoil Team
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