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September 20th, 2005 12:41 PM #1
SAE 40 Grade of oil, is best for Philippine Climate.
The ambient temperature for this oil, is from 5deg.Celsius to 40deg.Celsius.
So good enough to lubricate the engine with high temperatures.
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September 20th, 2005 02:00 PM #3
the sae40 is ok for philippine conditions. that's the sae i use for small air cooled gasoline engines.
but to say that it is the best is misleading. the viscosity of an engine oil is only one of many considerations in choosing which engine oil is best for a particular application. i still have to see an sae40 monograde with the superior additives and detergency of the multigrades.
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September 20th, 2005 02:40 PM #4Funny, i read in an article that multigrade is always better than monograde simply because of its ability to maintain constant viscosity in wide temperature levels. The numbers in multigrades (ex. 15w-40) correspond to measurement of liquid viscosity (viscosity naman is measure of how fast a fluid pases thru a standard tube/pipe) which corresponds to the lowest engine temp and highest engine temp. IN effect the multigrade will not exceed a deviation of 25pt. viscosity from cold start to fully warm engine. That's why the article said multigrades are better....at least thats what it said....that's also why multigrades are more expensive than monogrades.
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January 26th, 2006 11:49 AM #5i just bought Total Rubia B 40 Monograde Oil. Do you think I can use this with my pajero?
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January 26th, 2006 01:25 PM #6
Multigrade oils usually have higher API ratings then monogrades and their oil viscosity range is effective even during cold start-up temperatures (as slipstreamer mentioned).
If you check the owners manual, the recommended oil viscosity i see for our temperature range is 15W-40 (which in effect also includes 40 as Acenie mentioned).
I guess to correct the statement (IMO), for our weather conditions the viscosity level should reach up to 40.
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January 26th, 2006 01:29 PM #7
multigrade is better. you get good low temp protection as well as high temp protection.
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January 26th, 2006 02:49 PM #8i wasn't very carefull about this.. i bought 12 liters
cos i think its really cheap.. i got it for P77 / liter in tagaytay..
would there be any major impact on my pajero? sayang kung hindi ko gagamitin..
this is the description.
Rubia B 40
Monograde oil for normally aspirated diesel engines. Rubia B40 for Detroit diesel engines.
API CC - Meets
US Military MIL-H-24459 - Meets
API SF - Meets
maybe i just need to know if it will be safe to use the oil.. i plan to change oil every 3000 kilometers.
thanks again friends.
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January 26th, 2006 04:39 PM #9
Originally Posted by BlueBimmer
So meaning if the temp. is below 5 deg. cel. that is the time you make use of multigrade. (Ambient Temperature)
Blue-labeled Motolite Gold are factory-supplied OEM batteries with only 1 year warranty.
Cheaper brands than Motolite but reliable as well