Hey guys-
I see a lot of people recommending the use of a specific weight oil because it's "manufactured approved" and you will "void your warranty" if you use something else. Say you spin a bearing and you go in for a warranty claim. How in blazes would a dealer EVER be able to tell that an incorrect weight was used? The oil is going to be full of metal and other junk and would probably be useless under analysis. What am I missing?
-Mike P
I see a lot of people recommending the use of a specific weight oil because it's "manufactured approved" and you will "void your warranty" if you use something else. Say you spin a bearing and you go in for a warranty claim. How in blazes would a dealer EVER be able to tell that an incorrect weight was used? The oil is going to be full of metal and other junk and would probably be useless under analysis. What am I missing?
-Mike P