New CJ-4 Oil
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New CJ-4 Oil
I do not want to start an oil debate (and trust me, I would win), but recently changed from Shell Rotella CI-4 Plus 15w-40 to CJ-4 15w-40 on my 79, and my 2 oil leks dissapeared. I had beers with a couple engineers from Shell last week, and lets just say there is a good reason for this.
Beyond the oil leak issue, the new CJ-4 oils are pretty incredible stuff. And yes they are compatible with friction clutches, spur & helical gears.
http://www.shellusserver.com/ubbthreads ... d=9&page=1
Beyond the oil leak issue, the new CJ-4 oils are pretty incredible stuff. And yes they are compatible with friction clutches, spur & helical gears.
http://www.shellusserver.com/ubbthreads ... d=9&page=1
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Don't want to start an oil debate either (because I know, I would lose) but as I do hardly run any bike when it is below 40 degrees outside, I prefer a 20W50 in all but one of them. Don't know, if the new Rotella comes in that spec.
I use a straight 60 weight in my 1971 HD sidecar rig. That's a Pennzoil.
(Yes, George, it does make a gooey mess in the sidecar )
I use a straight 60 weight in my 1971 HD sidecar rig. That's a Pennzoil.
(Yes, George, it does make a gooey mess in the sidecar )
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