Ultra-low viscosity oils are becoming the norm for modern engines, especially smaller units prioritizing efficiency.

Let’s explain all of those confusing numbers, letters and terms to help you choose the right oil for your car.

If I then pour honey into the cup I will find that the cup drains very slowly. That is because honey's viscosity is large compared to other liquids' viscosities. If I fill the same cup with water, for ...

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THE viscosity of liquids is a subject which, so far as I know, has hitherto been without any general theoretical basis. No physical mechanism, for example, has ever been brought forward to account ...

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That means these engines usually need lower-viscosity oil—oil that is “thinner” and flows more easily to form a cushion of lubrication between two parts. At lower viscosity, synthetic oil ...

It stands for winter, and it alludes to the oil's viscosity or thickness at cool temperatures, like when you first start your engine in the morning. However, understanding that part of the code ...

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