SAE oil can be either detergent or non-detergent, depending on its formulation. Non-detergent oils lack additives that help keep engine parts clean by suspending contaminants, making them suitable for older engines or specific applications where such additives may not be desired. It's important to check the oil's specifications or labels to determine if it is detergent or non-detergent.
To add the sae 10 non detergent oil to your furnace blower motor you will have to open the motor section.
NO, not in any lawnmower made in the last 40 years. Use SAE 30 or SAE 10W30 detergent oil.
no iso 100 is same as 40 non detergent
Non-detergent oil, such as SAE 30, is not used in modern passenger vehicle engines. It is still used in some gasoline engines such as lawnmowers.
No, non detergent oils have not been used in any small engines for years. Use a good name brand SAE 30 or SAE 10w30 detergent synthetic oil in any air cooled engine depending on what the manufacture recommends.
sae-30 non-detergent
Absolutely, positively, no! Non-detergent oil will destroy the engine over time. Use SAE 10W30 oil. I recommend synthetic oil in any Air Cooled engine.
No, absolutely not. Use SAE 10w30 high detergent oil. Non-detergent oil will destroy the engine.
SAE 30 weight in the engine and 30 weight non detergent oil in the pump.
No. Do not use in your car. It is for use in some lawn mowers and aircompressor motors.
No. Depending on the mower, the correct oil will be SAE 30 or SAE 40. Make sure it is NON-DETERGENT
30 weight non-detergent oil is what was used in the 20s. But you can and should use SAE 30 High Detergent oil today as it will provide many benefits. If you have been using non-detergent oil then there is more than likely a sludge buildup in the engine at this time. You should not switch to High Detergent oil unless the engine has been rebuilt and totally cleaned. The reason is that the HD oil will loosen all this sludge and contaminate your crankcase. So, if you know the engine is clean then use SAE 30W otherwise use 30W non-detergent oil.