Last weekend I put DuraBlend 15w40 in my little 4 horse Briggs and Stratton lawn mower. I think it is from 2003 meets the CG/SL designation. I runs quiet and smooth. Any opinions?
Valvoline DuraBlend 15w-40
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Triple_Se7en
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I have Motorcraft 15w40 in one.... Mobil 1 15W-50 in another .... Valvoline Racing 20W-50 in a third.... all run superb & quiet - do not smoke & do not use oil.
Does anyone make a bad 15w40? I don't think so.
But my current preferences are:
1) Schaeffer synthetic blend 15w40
2) New Chevron Delo400 15w40 (with moly)
3) Anything else.
I use to highly recommend Pennzoil 15w40 ... until they took the moly out of it.
--- Bror Jace
But my current preferences are:
1) Schaeffer synthetic blend 15w40
2) New Chevron Delo400 15w40 (with moly)
3) Anything else.
I use to highly recommend Pennzoil 15w40 ... until they took the moly out of it.
--- Bror Jace
Triple_Se7en
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2) New Chevron Delo400 15w40 (with moly)
What's the visual jug difference between the new Delo and old Delo400 15w40?
What's the visual jug difference between the new Delo and old Delo400 15w40?
Jugs (bottles too?) of Delo400 have a little yellow 'flag' on the front with some tidbit saying. They used to crow about meeting some new specification or other ... but the newest batches say something like "New low-wear formula."
--- Bror Jace
--- Bror Jace
In my neck of the woods Delo 400 is hard to git, but since it now has moly I am gonna find it. For now my small engines will have to suffer with Durablend 15w40. Oh by the way has anyone seen this stuff before I found a six pack at Napa on sale but have never seen the Durablend in this weight anywhere else.
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