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Re: Molil 1
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Posted by leland on October 27, 2004 at 20:58:24 from (65.142.209.114):
In Reply to: Re: Molil 1 posted by R Wyler on October 27, 2004 at 19:20:04:
ADM in Decatur ILL runs plain old amaco-BP 15-40 up to 35000+ miles in it's fleet of OTR trucks, And thats what they do ,they have there own oil lab so they get results in minutes. It does not matter how black and nasty it looks if lab says it's good they send truck out.And some railroads use regular shell rotella T bacause it does not break down even when a loco sits and idles for 5 or 6 days and they put a lot more hours on that oil than you can imagine. but on that mazda if I had installed a bypass filter and sent in samples they clain you could go up to a hundred thousand mile between changes. that kinda scares me but a lot of fleets save a lot of money by extending drain periods on there fleet by doing this.
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