(Especially if I can include one of those nifty aftermarket additives to help out!) :-laf:-laf:-laf
:-laf:-laf:-laf
(Especially if I can include one of those nifty aftermarket additives to help out!) :-laf:-laf:-laf
It appears that while the TBN starts out lower in the CJ oil, it doesn't drop off as fast under what I consider fairly heavy use.
JHardwick has a run of 21k (if I remember correctly) that wasn't bad at all...
steved
I was going to say the same thing regarding Steved's and Jhardwick's uoa results using the cj-4 oils.
While it starts out lower, it doesn't seem to fall very fast either...
steved
I believe it's the shorter runs - lots of start-stop, and heating/cooling cycles that take the greatest toll on TAN/TBN - vehicles typically used for long distance, over-the-road use, with few stops or cooling cycles, seem to be easiest on the lube.
In my own experience, It was FAR easier to keep my oil clean and analysis looking good when on longer trips towing the 5th wheel. Now that I am seeing far more shorter local trips, my oil gets lots blacker, lots faster - and I have no doubt that the strain on the TAN/TBN are more significant as well.