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FR on HICOM engine oil
Carmodz:
--- Quote from: clarence on September 11, 2008, 09:32:39 AM ---Hhmmm.... I am sure the information from a Dutch oil giant like Shell cannot be wrong.
But I just can't seem to find this info in their website now.
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looking forward to the information :thumbsup:
Bilancia:
--- Quote from: vypez [forgetful one] on September 10, 2008, 05:31:41 PM ---from my understanding, its the other way around.
if its black and dirty, probably your grade of oil is too low or the oil has been used for too long.
so, yeah. tan chong oem engine oil sucks btw. dirties your engine. dont believe? look at your engine dipstick. its YELLOWED.
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Hi all,
I confirm with our mechanics that the EO even after use cannot be so black. And also, mjust not be harden like gel or etc... In fact we do kip sample of some used EO that has been so call harded as our sample.
Do come by and have a look.
Regards,
Bilancia
machim:
--- Quote from: vypez [forgetful one] on September 10, 2008, 05:31:41 PM ---from my understanding, its the other way around.
if its black and dirty, probably your grade of oil is too low or the oil has been used for too long.
so, yeah. tan chong oem engine oil sucks btw. dirties your engine. dont believe? look at your engine dipstick. its YELLOWED.
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The amsoil oil also shows orange yellowish color, does it mean amsoil also not good enu?
Bilancia:
Take note in the next few editions of HoTstuff magazine... We have more feedback from other car owners!!! Yesh... It shown that HiCom EO is realli good indeed!!!
vypez:
--- Quote from: machim on September 14, 2008, 08:20:54 PM ---The amsoil oil also shows orange yellowish color, does it mean amsoil also not good enu?
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oil sure that colour bro.
but staining the engine dipstick is another issue.
imagine your dipstick got stains on it. try to imagine how the inside of your engine looks.
but no worries, most latio drivers drive too leisurely to bust a gasket or piston. =D
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