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Rebel_Heart 04-27-2006 05:51 PM

Who is a candidate for engine preluber?
 
I am probably not the unusual, in that I let me boat set for a week or two throughout the summer. Besides, the winter. Are there any studies that show a preluber saves the engine? Does using a good oil make a preluber not necessary? Thanks.

If so, are there differences between the brands?

monstaaa 04-27-2006 06:46 PM

Re: Who is a candidate for engine preluber?
 
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not sure of any studies, but i feel they are a great addition in trying to extend engine life. here's a preluber on a set of 1250's i installed. the owner swears by them. had them on his last set too.

MOP 04-28-2006 06:16 AM

Re: Who is a candidate for engine preluber?
 
SAE says that 90% of wear occurs during start up, a good argument for having it.

Phil


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