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Re: Re: Very OT - 0W-30 oil
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Posted by RAB on June 09, 2004 at 14:44:40 from (195.93.34.11):
In Reply to: Re: Very OT - 0W-30 oil posted by txblu Rest of story on June 09, 2004 at 12:13:38:
txblu - just apoint about your post. You do not necesarily need pressure to pump oil. If there is a big hole lots of oil may flow, but no pressure will be indicated. On the same level, no oil would flow, even at maximum pressure if a valve in the line was turned OFF. From all this we must conclude that pressure developed in the system only causes less oil to flow.
So, point made that pressure is not flow, we are left with the makers spec for that particular engine to achieve flow to all relevant parts. That is why they also supplied an oil spec. at the time of manufacture.
Just makes life difficult to compare new technology with the old in the original specs.
Regards, RAB
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