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Latest comment: 7 years ago by Mattkessanis

About oil life and extended change intervals.

I don't see anything in the main article about the benefits of using oil radiators to limit the maximum temperature the oil reaches, therefore limiting oil breakdown, loss of viscosity, and oxidation. I think using oil cooling to preserve the quality of the oil is a definitive advantage and added bonus of the system, and I think it should be mentioned. In today's scenario of ever extending oil change intervals, we will see increased presence of oil radiators in engine designs.


Hey, im MattKessanis, the original author of the Oil Cooling page on wiki. Those are great ideas, ill add them next time I edit the page!  Preceding unsigned comment added by Mattkessanis (talkcontribs) 05:47, 9 July 2019 (UTC)Reply