Engines: November 2007 Archives

Amalie Motor oil

The big question out there is if synthetic motor oil is better than standard motor oil. Well the answer is yes it is. There are a couple of simple reasons. One is that synthetic oil protects your engine better at lower temperatures and at higher temperatures than standard oil. This is a big plus to your engine when you go to start it up in very cold weather conditions. Standard motor oil tends to thicken at cold temperatures making it hard for the pump to do its job, where synthetic oil is still thin and easily pumped through the motor. A lot of damage to your engine can be caused during the start up if your oil pressure is to low. On the other side you have heat. Synthetic oil is designed to protect your oil from thermal breakdown due to high temperatures. Standard oil protects your engine at normal operating ranges. However,when standard motor oil is introduced to high temperatures it tends to break down the structure of the oil and creates sludge.

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