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 | 07/14/2010 | | | We could provide a more detailed answer if we had more information as it depends on the type of engine you are referring to. Large stationary natural gas engines are usually lubricated with engine oil... |
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| 06/16/2010 | | | These two types of engines are very different from each other. But they serve a common purpose, which is to deliver more horsepower. But the difference lies in the way they do it. The supercharged eng... |
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| 03/28/2010 | | Likely Cause of Excessive Coolant Consumption | | Why am I going through a gallon of coolant almost every two days? It's not leaking on the ground anywhere. I put coolant in and then water {just to top it off} in the radiator and I noticed the oil di... |
| | It sounds like you have a cracked head or gasket issue. There are only a few places where coolant can go and seeing a milky color in your oil may be a sign of an issue. |
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| 03/11/2010 | | | We recommend checking the oil level either before turning on the engine, or 5 to 10 minutes after shutting down so you can have all the oil in the oil pan to get an accurate measurement. |
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| 01/20/2010 | | Break-in Motor Oil for Small Block Chevy Engine | | I am looking for a break-in-oil for my small block Chevy. I have been looking at Royal Purple's break-in-oil and would like to find something less costly and that have most of the quality needed to br... |
| | We recommend you refer to our chart that shows the various levels of antiwear (zddp) in each of our Mobil 1 products. You’ll see there are various viscosity grades of Mobil 1 with higher levels of an... |
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