LC ?s

[mikep]

In a vehicle driven somewhat akin to the Aunt Millie style of driving, would LC help prevent rapid oxidation of the motor oil during winter months (non-garaged vehicle)? Does LC have any effect on cold flow/pumpability?

Mikep

 

[LCD]

mikep,

I know you would rather have an unbiased answer, but hey mine is better than none.

Yes, LC would help prevent oxidation. Per Molekule "Lube Control is a liquid supplement used to control oxidation and soften sludge and carbon in PCMO's and hydraulic oils."

 

[mikep]

Nobody?

Mikep

 

[mikep]

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Originally posted by lcd:
mikep,

I know you would rather have an unbiased answer, but hey mine is better than none.

Yes, LC would help prevent oxidation. Per Molekule "Lube Control is a liquid supplement used to control oxidation and soften sludge and carbon in PCMO's and hydraulic oils."

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Thx for the response.

Mikep

 

[JohnBrowning]

Lube Control is a blend of solvents and anti oxidents as I understand it. So it would have to affect the base oils viscosity at all temps. The important thing to remember is that it seems to reduce wear and deposits!

 

[mikep]

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Originally posted by JohnBrowning:
Lube Control is a blend of solvents and anti oxidents as I understand it. So it would have to affect the base oils viscosity at all temps. The important thing to remember is that it seems to reduce wear and deposits!

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Understood. The big question for me is would LC improve the cold pumpability or pour point of a motor oil (specifically a group II/II+ 5w-30).

Mikep