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Old Sep 28, 2009, 10:41 AM   #16
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I've not been doing TBN, but your first test looks pretty similar to how my first test turned out... A few changes down the road most of the odd wear in seems to be settling out (though the Fe remains high at 15k).
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Old Sep 28, 2009, 02:35 PM   #17
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I've not been doing TBN, but your first test looks pretty similar to how my first test turned out... A few changes down the road most of the odd wear in seems to be settling out (though the Fe remains high at 15k).
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I've not been doing TBN, but your first test looks pretty similar to how my first test turned out... A few changes down the road most of the odd wear in seems to be settling out (though the Fe remains high at 15k).
I wonder why your fuel dilution keeps going up??? As well as the FE. I am switching to the 0w-40 Mobil 1 oil to help with the shearing that is occurring.
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Old Sep 28, 2009, 06:35 PM   #19
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@apagan01 - the iron was 38 ppm with a universal average of 10 (third line)

@Clipse3GT - my fuel dilution has been going down. I'm under .5% now, which has paid dividends in viscosity and flashpoint.
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@apagan01 - the iron was 38 ppm with a universal average of 10 (third line)

@Clipse3GT - my fuel dilution has been going down. I'm under .5% now, which has paid dividends in viscosity and flashpoint.
Long day, read it backwards did not pay attention to detail.
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@apagan01 - the iron was 38 ppm with a universal average of 10 (third line)

@Clipse3GT - my fuel dilution has been going down. I'm under .5% now, which has paid dividends in viscosity and flashpoint.
Watch that iron on your next testings, you dont want it that high.

it could be due to new engine.

i cant see the report, its to small and its blury,

was the milleage 15K ?
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