PS Magazine - OCTOBER 1983

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 371

OCTOBER 1983

PS Magazine - OCTOBER 1983 - Page 9 of 35
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Believe it when your equipment's lube order calls fOr a seasonal oil
change. It's very important f±r the Life of your vehicLe's engine. Summer-
weight oil is t²o thick for cold³weather operati±ns´
The wrong oil affects your engine
2
ways:
Your engine will have a harder time getting started if it has to Fµgh¶
heavy, cold·stiffened, summer³weight oil.
Moving engine parts will suFfer ¸om wear because the summer¹
weight oil won't thin out soon enough to do a good lube job.
So, change engine oil seasonally like the º» says¼in addition to
whenever an A»AP check says a change is needed.
Nix on Starting Fluids
A cold·soaked engine can be a reaL pain to start.
To make things easier, some engines have ether starting aids built right
int± the equipment½ That's fµne.
But what ab±ut those engines that don't? Can you use starting ¾uids to
heLp them Get g±ing?
No Way! Using starting ¾uids¿spray can or otherwise¿is a n±·noÀ
They're too danger±us. »ne wrong move and it's curtains for yoÁr engine
and maybe you. You shouldn't add anyÂhing to your engine's fuel system
except Methanol and Ãuel Systems Äcing Änhibitor,
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Pages B·1 and B·3.
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