I am about to leave work on my way home and want to buy oil for my engine that is suitable for my engine and clutch. A comment was made on another post concerning some oil not being suitable for clutches (additives being not suitable).
I have a 1982 GS850G. I live in Newfoundland Canada where the temperature is usually between 10 and 25 degrees for driving weather (that's 50 to 80 for you Fahrenheit people).
The type of oil I think is 10W40. Should I be using another oil? Also, the type of oil I can get says this:
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Pennzoil? Motor Oil Conventional Multi-Viscosity Motor Oils
Advanced Protection Pennzoil? motor oils are formulated to protect your engine under the toughest driving conditions.
Benefits:
Formulated to perform under everyday harsh driving conditions including stop-and-go traffic, prolonged engine idling in stalled traffic, and the many starts and stops of short-trip driving.
Ideal for imported or domestic vehicles.
Recommended for passenger cars, light trucks, SUVs, minivans and high-performance vehicles that are fueled with gasoline.
I have a 1982 GS850G. I live in Newfoundland Canada where the temperature is usually between 10 and 25 degrees for driving weather (that's 50 to 80 for you Fahrenheit people).
The type of oil I think is 10W40. Should I be using another oil? Also, the type of oil I can get says this:
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Pennzoil? Motor Oil Conventional Multi-Viscosity Motor Oils
Advanced Protection Pennzoil? motor oils are formulated to protect your engine under the toughest driving conditions.
Benefits:
Formulated to perform under everyday harsh driving conditions including stop-and-go traffic, prolonged engine idling in stalled traffic, and the many starts and stops of short-trip driving.
Ideal for imported or domestic vehicles.
Recommended for passenger cars, light trucks, SUVs, minivans and high-performance vehicles that are fueled with gasoline.
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