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On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 17:44:17 GMT, "n0sPaM"
wrote: I have a Mercury 20HP 2-stroke and I have been using the standard 2-stroke motor oil bought from walmart. Is it worthy to upgrade to 2-stoke synthetic motor oil. If so, what brand do u recommend? and what is the procedure? do I have to engine flush it (just like car) before switching to synthetic? Thanks for help Boating Newbie BN-synthetic oil has definite advantages, and disadvantages, versus regular oil. It is my understanding that it adheres better to metal surfaces, giving slightly better lubrication, and more initial lubrication on start-up. The down side is that it costs more. I have been using synthetic-blend in my trucks and I/O's for years. I'm not sure of the cost/benefit ratio for 2-cyles, but it won't hurt. noah Courtesy of Lee Yeaton, See the boats of rec.boats www.TheBayGuide.com/rec.boats |
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