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November 28th 04, 12:31 AM
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Adding Aeroshell W100 to Aeroshell 15W50 in a Lycoming 0-360
I am running my Archer on Aeroshell 15W50.
The Lycoming 0-360 burns about a quart of oil every 12 hours. I have a case of Aeroshell W100 and have no use for it and everybody at our field uses a multigrade. I was watching an Aeroshell video and was surprised that it implied that all Aeroshell oils were compatible. What is the Forums opinion on topping up 15W50 with W100. Roy 
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November 28th 04, 12:39 AM
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No problem if the viscosity change (it'll increase when cold) isn't a
problem for you. For what it is worth, ALL aviation oils are compatible, regardless of brand. KB "Roy Page" wrote in message k.net... I am running my Archer on Aeroshell 15W50. The Lycoming 0-360 burns about a quart of oil every 12 hours. I have a case of Aeroshell W100 and have no use for it and everybody at our field uses a multigrade. I was watching an Aeroshell video and was surprised that it implied that all Aeroshell oils were compatible. What is the Forums opinion on topping up 15W50 with W100. Roy
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November 28th 04, 02:24 AM
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Roy Page wrote:
I am running my Archer on Aeroshell 15W50. The Lycoming 0-360 burns about a quart of oil every 12 hours. I have a case of Aeroshell W100 and have no use for it and everybody at our field uses a multigrade. I was watching an Aeroshell video and was surprised that it implied that all Aeroshell oils were compatible. What is the Forums opinion on topping up 15W50 with W100. Not a problem. Not only are all Aeroshell oils compatible, but pretty much all oils available are compatible, synthetics, blends and dino oils. I prefer not to mix brands just on account of because, but in all likelihood it is perfectly safe to do so. Matt
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November 28th 04, 05:33 AM
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In article t,
Roy Page wrote: I was watching an Aeroshell video and was surprised that it implied that all Aeroshell oils were compatible. There's a FAQ on their website that says the same thing. I'm slowly using a case of Aeroshell W100 (not W100 Plus) to top up on changes with W100 Plus and 15W50. -- Ben Jackson http://www.ben.com/
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November 28th 04, 01:48 PM
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Thanks to all. So I shall proceed and top up on occasions with W100.
Roy "Ben Jackson" wrote in message news:ardqd.474841$D%.125567@attbi_s51... In article t, Roy Page wrote: I was watching an Aeroshell video and was surprised that it implied that all Aeroshell oils were compatible. There's a FAQ on their website that says the same thing. I'm slowly using a case of Aeroshell W100 (not W100 Plus) to top up on changes with W100 Plus and 15W50. -- Ben Jackson http://www.ben.com/
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