car oil info image
NickelPlat
Society as in people
Environment as in nature, etc.
I need a lot of info and new info. If it's already on one of the answers, I don't want it again.
Answer
Well, for one, they don't use up fossil fuels that are harmful to the earth and your wallet. Secondly, although they may be a bit costly, they are more efficient in ways that they can run better, they are easier to manage and afford as you drive rather than using hefty gas prices, and they use natural resources (the sun...) for solar panels to provide better usage for the vehicle. If fossil fuels are used, that can create smog, it contributes to the destroying of the ozone layer, and can help cause global warming. Whereas, solar cars only use natural stuff (the sun) that could never run out for the time being. it's also much healthier to use the sun's energy. It may be expensive at first, but then as you go along with it you'll find out that you save ALOT of money rather blowing it all on gas for the car (oil; fossil fuels.)
Well, for one, they don't use up fossil fuels that are harmful to the earth and your wallet. Secondly, although they may be a bit costly, they are more efficient in ways that they can run better, they are easier to manage and afford as you drive rather than using hefty gas prices, and they use natural resources (the sun...) for solar panels to provide better usage for the vehicle. If fossil fuels are used, that can create smog, it contributes to the destroying of the ozone layer, and can help cause global warming. Whereas, solar cars only use natural stuff (the sun) that could never run out for the time being. it's also much healthier to use the sun's energy. It may be expensive at first, but then as you go along with it you'll find out that you save ALOT of money rather blowing it all on gas for the car (oil; fossil fuels.)
what is the difference between Snow blower oil and car motor oil?
Ryan
what is the difference between "5W-30 4 cycle snow blower oil" or just plain old"SAE motor oil 5W-30"
is the 4 cycle oil better for air cooled engines? or do they just bottle the same stuff as engine oil and charge you more for the label? does it really matter?
Answer
World of difference. Look a little closer at the label and you will see grading letters that go beyond simple weight numbers. These letters are the key to understanding the makeup of the oil. Most dullards never give it a look but you are a thinking man. I'll bet that snow-blower oil is API SD or SE. link below will give you the real info.
World of difference. Look a little closer at the label and you will see grading letters that go beyond simple weight numbers. These letters are the key to understanding the makeup of the oil. Most dullards never give it a look but you are a thinking man. I'll bet that snow-blower oil is API SD or SE. link below will give you the real info.
Powered by Yahoo! Answers
No comments:
Post a Comment