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RE: Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - noroomtomove - 07-25-2015

Cormanus.
Cool that you're sharing, many would have kept that under wraps.
Now back to the "oil" how many Gallons of the 'Hubris" could you have stockpiled for the cost of the fuel substitution venture.
On the Miles to the Gallon line being discussed read a couple of days ago that Neil, Buzz and Michael only got 7 inches to the Gallon: Price here $1.49 down $0.20 from a few weeks ago.
6th December ACDC no ear plugs, I think this is the last time will them live.
Still haven't got to posting photos, rode to PI last Sunday -2C at 6 dint get above 0 till 9.
More to follow must go now, going to PNG back next week.(might get to see the most northern pub when at Horne Island.
Regards

Regards

Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - Cormanus - 07-26-2015

NRTM, if you see this, where will you be in PNG?

RE: Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - noroomtomove - 08-10-2015

Three days in Madang.
Due to unfortunate events did not get to stop at Horn Island
Got home late on the 31 July.

RE: Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - HikerToo_imp - 08-10-2015

If the user manual is not enough to convince people, I think Ferret once posted a picture of an oil chart hanging in his dealer that showed for Honda they switched from recommending 10-40 to 10-30 at a certain mfg date...I forget, was it around 2005 or earlier?
Ferret, if you can link to that picture again I can copy it down and refer to it as needed.
I think that is also why the old timers who ride CB's are dead set on 10-40, they grew up on that viscosity, and it will not be pried from their cold dead hands!
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You should see the oil threads on my BMW car forum with the following list to choose from, and people still recommend other weights :-)
------from user manual------
Approved oils belong to the following viscosity
classes: SAE 0W-40, SAE 0W-30, SAE 5W-40
and SAE 5W-30.

RE: Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - the Ferret - 08-11-2015

The dividing date is Jan 1 2007. I have a 2006 ST1300 and I use the recommended 10 W40 in it. The 2007 ST 1300s Honda recommends using 10W30.

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RE: Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - Pterodactyl_imp - 08-11-2015

I guess this is no more copywrite than the above:

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Cheers

Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - Cormanus - 08-11-2015

Love them crazy oil threads. Beer

RE: Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - Pterodactyl_imp - 08-11-2015

^^^^^. Mate there is an ATGATT thread on the loose. Better than an OT.

Cheers

RE: Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - HikerToo_imp - 08-11-2015

(08-11-2015, 09:24 AM)Pterodactyl_imp Wrote: I guess this is no more copywrite than the above:

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Cheers
Highlighted for you :-)
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RE: Engine Oil Viscosity for 2014 Models - Pterodactyl_imp - 08-11-2015

Hiker, what about the chart and note on the left? Maybe that's just there for decoration? Smile.

Cheers