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Posted by alan bane on February 21, 2007 at 06:49:25 from (71.31.17.136):
In Reply to: 9n posted by danny9n on February 21, 2007 at 05:31:22:
Why do you use such a heavy weight oil. The book calls for 30 weight if the temp is above 90 degrees, 20 weight if the temp is between 90 and 10 degrees and use 10 weight if the temp is between +10 and -10 degrees and 5 weight if the temp is less than -10. I use 10w30 and this takes care of all temperatures. 40 WEIGHT IS TOO HEAVY.
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