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CAUTION! There is straight weight 30 and there is HD 30. A non detergent straight weight 30 will not work well in any engine after 1930 or so. SO>>>> be sure to run a hd 30 with additives. NonDetergent oils should ONLY be run in engines with poured babbet bearings as the newer hd oils will wash out the bearing due the heavy cleaning effect. Straight weight 30 will coke, gunk and sludge up a perfectly good engine. It will boil off and thicken, and not protect from cold starts. It will have a huge viscosity change over temps. There are NO good reasons to run a ND30 oil in anything other than a sewing machine. SO... if you must run a 30 wt oil, run an hd version.
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