Motor oil in the South
I’m due an oil change.
Currently has 15/40. Car is usually in New York.
Since sorting out a load of vibrations and rumblings, rear bearings, feathered tires, I can actually hear my engine.
I think I’m detecting some cam noise. Very feint.
It’s cam side of things because it seems half the rpm of engine. I want to protect that situation as much as possible.
I’m in South Carolina for the year, what would be a recommended weight for the summer?
Currently has 15/40. Car is usually in New York.
Since sorting out a load of vibrations and rumblings, rear bearings, feathered tires, I can actually hear my engine.
I think I’m detecting some cam noise. Very feint.
It’s cam side of things because it seems half the rpm of engine. I want to protect that situation as much as possible.
I’m in South Carolina for the year, what would be a recommended weight for the summer?
ok. Solid. Appreciate it.
Oil always going to be a struggle I run Royal Purple 10/40 HPS the Disco is running nice and quiet - other than the exhaust leak.
The Brits run 20/50 in pretty much all versions of the Rover V8, when the engine was designed, single weight oils were common - my oil pressure is good so I do not see any need for any higher than 10/40
The Brits run 20/50 in pretty much all versions of the Rover V8, when the engine was designed, single weight oils were common - my oil pressure is good so I do not see any need for any higher than 10/40
Last edited by Richard Gallant; May 24, 2023 at 03:45 PM.
My first D2 I ran 15w40 in the summer and 10w40 in the winter. That was the only D2 I ever had this issue with, but I noticed on cold days in the morning, first start, I'd have a bit of clatter for a few seconds with 15w40. 10w40 resolved that.
All the rest I've run 15w40 year around.
All the rest I've run 15w40 year around.
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