

| Subject: | Re: Motor Oil |
| From: | Bob Norman |
| Date: | Sun, 6 Dec 1998 23:41:18 -0330 |
10w-40 all year round. Not a hitch in four years, '63 Bug, '91 Golf, '81 Camper. Bob Norman Gander, Newfoundland Canada. Budd Premack wrote: > 20w50 oil would be fine for the winter if outside low temps don't > often get below 15-20 F and/or the van is garaged. I did that last > year during an El Nino unusually warm winter in MN. You didn't mention > where in the NE you are. I know that from the perspective of San > Diego, it all seems the same, but there are really some significant > weather (and other) differences. If you are in far northern Maine or > Vermont, for instance, the climate is much harsher (it builds > character) than in Boston. I am using Castro synthetic 5w50 for > Minneapolis winters, which are typically on a par with those in > northern New England. Fellow Listees from Alaska or northern Canada > can offer some useful advice. BTW, do we have any Listees from ND or > Montana? (Sorry, Joel, I have already deleted the last weekly > statz.) Budd Premack > 86 Syncro, 73 Super > Minneapolis, MN (Land of Sky-Blue Waters) -- Work like you don't need money, Love like you've never been hurt, And dance like no one's watching. [text/html]
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