I have had it explained to me that engine oil is designed to be at the optimum viscosity in the normal heat range. Running too cold it is thicker and also the engine is tuned for the normal heat range too.
I have had it explained to me that engine oil is designed to be at the optimum viscosity in the normal heat range. Running too cold it is thicker and also the engine is tuned for the normal heat range too.
My advice is: not to follow my advice.
Hodge (4th January 2015), the evil twin (4th January 2015)
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