that can accelerate degradation of a lube oil in service...
Name Three Factors...
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-heat
-combustion efficiency
-outside contamination
?
-combustion efficiency
-outside contamination
?
low temperatures?
low temps is not one of the answers Jay.
excess heat
coolant contamination
wear metal contamination
fuel contamination
dirt/Si contamination
additive clash
coolant contamination
wear metal contamination
fuel contamination
dirt/Si contamination
additive clash
That accounts for 4 two not covered yet..
Molecular shear and additive depletion?
That leaves one left..
evaporation, volatility, etc? Could also be under the excessive heat catagory but I thought I would give it a try anyway. RW
Overfilling/aeration?
If not, it has to be rap music or a missing drain plug.
David
If not, it has to be rap music or a missing drain plug.
David
Yes aeration is the last one.
so the given answer is. High temperatures,presence of contaminants such as water, presence of copper or other catalytic metals, aeration, additive depletionn, mixed lubricants.
That one hurt!
There's a possible 6 answers to this, 2 of which you have so far Jason.
Patman
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fuel
antifreeze
dirt from air intake
excess heat
excess wear metals
mixing brands of oil (causes oil to oxidize faster)
antifreeze
dirt from air intake
excess heat
excess wear metals
mixing brands of oil (causes oil to oxidize faster)
That's 4 good ones patman.. see if you anyone can add the last two.
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