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  1. Join Date
    Sep 2008
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    Hello mga bossing...
    curious lang po ako if may tsikotters ba na gumamit ng coconut oil as engine lubricant or additive?

    Na encounter ko po itong site. Coconut Oil -

    "Coconut oil has been tested for use as an engine lubricant; the producer claims the oil reduces fuel consumption, smoke emissions and allows the engine to run at a cooler temperature. As an engine lubricant, coconut oil performed better than mineral based engine oil in terms of lubricity, smoke point, flash point and resistance to oxidation. It also dissolves carbon deposits left in the engine for using mineral based engine oils that burn easily during the combustion process. It is not the fuel that leaves more carbon deposits but mineral based lubricants. It is found out that engines treated with coconut oil as oil additive produce no more or less smoke than without coconut oil.Engine maintenance would be lesser as compaired to using mineral based engine lubricants. Coconut oil is also cheaper and last longer even more than a year of use in your daily driven vehicle. In Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, more and more vehicle owners shifted to using coconut oil or palm oil as engine lubricant. Not only that is it cheaper and abundant, it is far superior than the expensive engine lubricant that is available on the market today."
    ito pa;
    KDI TEST & REVIEW - USING COOKING OIL AS ENGINE OIL

    Comments naman jan mga masters at sama nga naka subok na nito
    Last edited by ghosthunter; September 14th, 2011 at 05:19 PM.

Coconut Oil as Engine Lubricant or Additive to engine oil