Heavier oil will move slower and maintain higher oil pressure. The heavier oil will be slower to get past the piston rings and the valve stem seals, resulting in less oil burning.
Heavier oil is generally better for worn engines, but if the engine isn't worn, you should use the thinner grades of oil, as originally recommended.
replace motor Another reason may be that hose on your motor near the top about 2 inches long. i have a 96 sl1 that was burning oil and i replaced that and it quit burning oil.
Lexus motor company recommends using 10W-30 weight motor oil in all of its cars. Automobiles driven in extreme climates are recommended to use a heavier motor oil.
If the Chevy Celebrity radiator is smaller that the Saturn radiator it might well overheat from not enough cooling capacity. If the Chevy Celebrity radiator is the same size or larger than the Saturn radiator I would think it would not over heat.
The manufacturer recommends using 10W-30 weight oil in the 2002 BMW. A heavier motor oil can be used in extreme climates.
You can tighten the sun visor on a 2009 Saturn Vue using a torx screwdriver.You can tighten the sun visor on a 2009 Saturn Vue using a torx screwdriver.
One benefit of using a radiant heater instead of a convection heater is that they can heat an entire room for a longer period of time without burning out the motor or shutting off.
Electricity is the flow or potential of electrons , it is produced using 1) hydro electricity (water flows from dam to propel a water wheel connected to an electric motor(alternator) , 2) using burning coal in coal fired stations (uses burning coal to heat water in to steam ,which steam then turns a gas turbine that is connected to an electric generator/alternator 3) using windfarms (uses a giant aerodynamic propeller to turn an alternator(electric motor/generator) from the force of wind.
Saturn has been known since ancient times. The first observation of Saturn using a telescope was made by Galileo in 1610.
using water for separating
cars burning gas and anything using gas
There have been none. Well, not to Saturn anyway.
By burning it.