Re: *How* cold in Canada? [OIL]

["Ian" <e@sbbs.se>]

Now this part always confused me, I'm running 10W-30 Mobil1 in PA, I
understand that Mobil1 will flow a hell of a lot better in the cold (and
heat for that matter) than regular dyno oil. So even though the oil is rated
at 10W-30 it should still flow better than dyno oil of the same rating.
Seeing as though it really doesn't get that cold in PA (I'm talking Canada
cold) shouldn't Mobil 1 10W-30 be fine for the winter?

Ian

-----Original Message-----
From: TBerk16@aol.com <TBerk16@aol.com>
To: jason@scirocco.org <jason@scirocco.org>; scirocco8v@home.com
<scirocco8v@home.com>; scirocco-l@scirocco.org <scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
Date: Thursday, December 10, 1998 3:10 AM
Subject: Re: *How* cold in Canada? [OIL]


>In a message dated 12/9/98 9:15:16 PM Pacific Standard Time,
>jason@scirocco.org writes:
>
>>
>>  On that note, I am getting ready to do another oil change... I'm
currently
>>  runnig Mobil One 10W30... is this gonna be allright for a PA Winter?  I
am
>>  expecting the lowest temps to be around 15'F (-10'C), and the car will
be
>>  garaged just about all the time.  This oil should be okay, right?
>>
>>  Hey, and thanx everyone for the compliments on my web page... I have a
few
>>  fixes in the works... I will post again when I'z done. :)
>>
>>  Jason
>>
>
>Mobil makes a 'colder' oil than that, For winter I'd go a bit lower. Change
it
>again in the spring/summer.
>
>TBerk
>
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