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Truth is that not very many recreational boats simply wear out the
engine. There is not much that is mechanically different from a "newer" i/o engine and one from 20 years ago. Larry wrote: "Eisboch" wrote in news
My understanding is that some of the newer I/O engines based on the GM 350 block come with muti-viscosity oil recommendations. Those of your vintage call for straight 30 weight, IIRC. Eisboch All those old charts have been replaced by: http://www.mercurymarine.com/fueloil...mendation_faqs so we can sell 'em new, special, most profitable, NMMA FC oils at the dealerships, now, for $40/gallon. Sure wish someone would take two Mercruisers, fill one with Mercury FC oil and one with cheap, ol' Rotella T and drive 'em until they just fall apart to see how special FC is at 4-6 times the price.....a realworld test. |
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