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Title: Perkins 4-108 oil
Post by: Randy on April 10, 2008, 04:15:34 PM
Is anyone using Chevron DELO 400 Multiviscosity (W20-50) in their 4-108 ? Considering swithching over from straight 30W
Title: Re: Perkins 4-108 oil
Post by: captsandy on April 10, 2008, 10:26:36 PM
There is nothing the matter with using multi viscosity oils. Actually 10 W40 would be closer to the 30W you are using. You may see a slight increase in your oil pressure. The important thing is that the first letter that you see in the circle on the oil container has to be a C and not a S. C stands for compression ignition and S for spark ignition. The letters after that address the additives in the oil.
   Sandy
Title: Re: Perkins 4-108 oil
Post by: Randy on April 11, 2008, 08:55:12 AM
Thanks Sandy. I'll confirm letters. In retrospect, I am using Delo 10W40, not 20W50.