Lube Chain With Engine Oil at Gabrielle Pillinger blog

Lube Chain With Engine Oil. Engine oil’s viscosity is generally high, and oil’s high viscosity attracts dust from the environment and. Monograde engine oils, with sae 10w, or even sae 30 viscosity, thinned down with diesel fuel (from 4:1, to highly thinned in 1:4 ratio), can be decent bicycle. Engine oil is not designed to stick to motorcycle chains, and it can fling off during operation. We’ll discuss alternatives such as chainsaw oil, silicone spray, 3 in 1 oil, olive oil, engine oil, grease, vaseline, and sewing machine oil. But first, we’ll look at what makes bike chain lube unique and if it is okay to use something different. The short answer is no. You could use engine oil to lube a motorcycle chain, but there are things that oil will (and won’t) do that make this a bad idea. It’s not good to use engine oil as chain lube for motorcycles.

Engine oil is not designed to stick to motorcycle chains, and it can fling off during operation. Monograde engine oils, with sae 10w, or even sae 30 viscosity, thinned down with diesel fuel (from 4:1, to highly thinned in 1:4 ratio), can be decent bicycle. It’s not good to use engine oil as chain lube for motorcycles. Engine oil’s viscosity is generally high, and oil’s high viscosity attracts dust from the environment and. We’ll discuss alternatives such as chainsaw oil, silicone spray, 3 in 1 oil, olive oil, engine oil, grease, vaseline, and sewing machine oil. The short answer is no. But first, we’ll look at what makes bike chain lube unique and if it is okay to use something different. You could use engine oil to lube a motorcycle chain, but there are things that oil will (and won’t) do that make this a bad idea.

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Lube Chain With Engine Oil But first, we’ll look at what makes bike chain lube unique and if it is okay to use something different. Monograde engine oils, with sae 10w, or even sae 30 viscosity, thinned down with diesel fuel (from 4:1, to highly thinned in 1:4 ratio), can be decent bicycle. Engine oil’s viscosity is generally high, and oil’s high viscosity attracts dust from the environment and. It’s not good to use engine oil as chain lube for motorcycles. Engine oil is not designed to stick to motorcycle chains, and it can fling off during operation. We’ll discuss alternatives such as chainsaw oil, silicone spray, 3 in 1 oil, olive oil, engine oil, grease, vaseline, and sewing machine oil. You could use engine oil to lube a motorcycle chain, but there are things that oil will (and won’t) do that make this a bad idea. But first, we’ll look at what makes bike chain lube unique and if it is okay to use something different. The short answer is no.