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  1. Is this BBQ tick recognition by Ford?

    Bottle on the left bought last summer, bottle on the right - today. Notice any difference?
  2. Mc 5w20, Ford Engine, Oil Aeration study for you, piston heads (BBQ Tick related)

    https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/0270/899b3d94e43389f53d451e4fb00cfe32e5c4.pdf What's interesting: The study itself is not directly related to bbq tick, but if bbq tick is related to oil aeration - this article is a good read to understand the issue.
  3. Post bbq tick users. WHICH OIL?

    I got new short block, the engine is smooth and silky. Invoice says they used 5w20. My personal experience with 5w20 had been - I got tick before the oil change. At around 9k miles 3 weeks at the dealer got me a new block. l'm not giving fuel efficient 5w20 another chance. You? So what...
  4. Not sure I trust 5w20 anymore

    Not sure how credible the source is. https://www.machinerylubrication.com/Read/518/motor-oils The article is about CAFE vs wear in general. Heresy, pure heresy...
  5. bbq tick and driving habits

    Let's see if driving habits may be correlated to bbq tick! MT: Some drivers would routinely keep engine at low engine speeds on daily basis. I.e - get on the 6th gear in the city. That would mean high engine loads and low oil pressure. Others would use lower gears and higher rpms. Engine like...


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