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WI wide body 01-22-2008 07:55 AM

ZDDP. I know this was asked previously.
 
But what is the recommended amount to add to the oil. Exactly how many ounces to the 12 quarts of oil?

Thanx.

moneymanager 01-22-2008 08:58 AM

It depends of course on what product you are using. EOS? STP? Take a look at the lnengineering.com site...it's all there. If I remember correctly, you need about 0.5 oz of EOS per quart of oil.

wesayso 01-22-2008 09:27 AM

it would depend on the oil you are using to begin with....

If you use Swepco 15W40 or BP 20w50 you don't need to add a supplement like EOS.

WI wide body 01-22-2008 11:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wesayso (Post 3719732)
it would depend on the oil you are using to begin with....

If you use Swepco 15W40 or BP 20w50 you don't need to add a supplement like EOS.

Adding it to an SM oil that was unfortunately used during the last oil change.

HarryD 01-22-2008 08:28 PM

The answer is in the Ultimate Oil Thread or Why We Hate CJ4/SM Oils.

The best advice is to change the oil again. If the current oil does not have 900-1000 ppm Zn/P, there is no point using an additive.

What oil is there now?

WI wide body 01-23-2008 11:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HarryD (Post 3721237)
The answer is in the Ultimate Oil Thread or Why We Hate CJ4/SM Oils.

The best advice is to change the oil again. If the current oil does not have 900-1000 ppm Zn/P, there is no point using an additive.

What oil is there now?

Castrol 20W-50W

EarlyPorsche 01-23-2008 12:27 PM

You do not need to change it. To an SM oil a bottle of EOS should have you at or above SL rated oil averages. Don't quote me but that is what I have read over and over so unless something recently changed that will work.

M.D. Holloway 01-23-2008 12:45 PM

You do not want to add any to your oil. Most engine oils have a balenced formula and by adding anything to them may throw off the balence and actually be worse then help. Send me a PM and I'll get ya some of the good stuff - the heck with all this crap from Swepco, Redline, Royal Purple and Amsoil!

dshepp806 01-23-2008 01:37 PM

No additives,...I expect to select the oil from the get-go that has been blended/balanced, providing the Z/P 's within the package itself....my 2 cents....


And I'm damned glad to see the LubeMaster NOT include BP in the "crap" list..!!!

HarryD 01-23-2008 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LubeMaster77 (Post 3722505)
You do not want to add any to your oil. Most engine oils have a balenced formula and by adding anything to them may throw off the balence and actually be worse then help. Send me a PM and I'll get ya some of the good stuff - the heck with all this crap from Swepco, Redline, Royal Purple and Amsoil!

OK, I'll bite, what's the "good stuff"?

FWIW, I would like to avoid additives as well but I do not think the folks setting the current standards have my needs in mind.

cab83_750 01-23-2008 05:12 PM

sub'd!

WI wide body 01-24-2008 09:22 AM

Wow. Seems to be quite a bit of difference of opinion.

db_cooper 01-24-2008 12:50 PM

I use Rotella T. Dino 15-40 in the summer and Synthetic 5-40 in the winter. Good package of additives and very clean when you remove the covers and adjust the valves. No consumption issues. Try and find the old CI-4 plus or SL in the 15-40. the new "Triple Protection" may not have as much of the good add pack in it.


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