does supertech contain esters?

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Does super tech full synthetic contain esters? I used this oil in my old leaky ford and it slowed down a couple of oil leaks considerably
 
I would say no, considering most of the major brand premium full synthetics don't contain any ester.
 
Originally Posted By: grease_monkey
Does super tech full synthetic contain esters? I used this oil in my old leaky ford and it slowed down a couple of oil leaks considerably
The only esters you'll find are what has leeched into the oil from the plastic bottle
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The ST syn 10W30 contains seal conditioners and is a "high mile" formula.

FWIW, I tried the HM10W30 and it eliminated a seeping rear main.
 
Originally Posted By: MolaKule
Most likely it has a bit of di(2-ethylhexyl)-adipate ester or similar chemistry to cause slight seal swelling.


Swelling or more pliable? I thought the whole seal swelling thing with HM oils was a misnomer.
 
Originally Posted By: Zaedock
The ST syn 10W30 contains seal conditioners and is a "high mile" formula.
That's new information to me....does it state this on the bottle?

Was kind of "curious" how the ST hierarchy of products "ranked" :) Since ya know, Mobil 1 has their "Truck & SUV", HM, regular (classic/plain M1 lol), and then the "EP", and the green cap 0weights....

But ST only has the "conventional", High Mileage, and "Fully Synthetic" - but that's good to know that their Synthetic fills that void and contains "HM" characteristics too.
 
Originally Posted By: ahoier
Originally Posted By: Zaedock
The ST syn 10W30 contains seal conditioners and is a "high mile" formula.
That's new information to me....does it state this on the bottle?


Yes, it does. I just changed the oil in my Mother's Cobalt and it was on the bottle with a description of the "benefits" on the back.
 
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