Johnny, I think gbr95 is unaware of your tenure with Pennzoil. Probably why he didn't get your "yellow" commentquote:
Originally posted by Johnny:
Slow down gbr95, just trying to have some fun, no harm meant. Sorry I cannot answer your original question as I do not use any of the brands mentioned.
Terry or Molakule might know more about these different additive packages and how they might effect the color of the oil after use.
I have since changed my handle to "mossad", I was formerly "grbr95". Anyway, some of you thought I was losing my head, yet others are noticing this same thing. I've been using Castrol GTX now, and I notice the same thing with the GTX as well. I first noticed this with Mobil 5000 and wondered if it had to do with the sodium, and lately we've not seen any recent VOA's on Castrol GTX or Valvoline, except for a VOA on 5w/20 Castrol that indicated sodium is being used as an additive now.quote:
Originally posted by GMGuy:
I will add that MaxLife (10w30, ~600miles) is also taking on a yellow color.
Alex.
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The Valvoline has about .23% of calcium compounds where the gtx has a little more. Lubrizol has taken a unique approach of meeting SM/GF4, and they hit a home run.
Mannix, what out the Synthetics?![]()
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I'm the dQrk that posted this initially..yep..i'm on my 3rd name change with this forum..LOL... Needless to say, I love the V.
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So you were banned for bad behavior and got around that by re-registering under a different name. And now you're bragging about it. Wonder how the moderators feel about this?
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So you were banned for bad behavior and got around that by re-registering under a different name. And now you're bragging about it. Wonder how the moderators feel about this?
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If farrarfan1 was a moderator, we'd all be banned. He'd be the only guy left on the board himself.