What Your Motor Oil Color Means Color in general shouldn’t indicate any immediate action without an oil analysis test to validate anything out of the ordinary. While color could indicate an issue, keep in mind oil that appears ‘bad’ has…
Can I Use Diesel Oil in My Gas Engine?
Can I Use Diesel Oil in My Gas Engine? Yes – The key is to read the label and know what specifications include gasoline engines. AMSOIL has several options if you are looking for one oil for the whole fleet.…
9 Tips for Safe Trailer Towing
Trailer Towing – 9 Safety Tips Ed Newman|Jun 11, 2019 11:10 AM Friends of mine in Minneapolis were driving on Highway 35, talking about this and that, minding their own business, when – wham! A trailer carrying a boat slammed…
Can I Use The Same Oil Filter Twice? (And Other Oil Filter Questions Answered)
Can I Use The Same Oil Filter Twice? (Are you kidding?) John Baker|Jun 14, 2019 2:00 PM In theory, your filter has a simple job: capture wear-causing contaminants and hold them in the filter media so they don’t run amok…
Racing Oil vs. Regular Oil: What’s the Difference?
Why not use Racing Oil in my Car If It’s Tougher? John Baker|Nov 29, 2019 8:00 AM When deciding if racing oil is right for their vehicles, gearheads and other enthusiasts sometimes offer this line of reasoning: Racing engines are…
Worldwide Reputation – AMSOIL President Column
From the President – AMSOIL HQ in Superior, WI Last winter I was riding snowmobile with a group of friends in northern Wisconsin. We stopped for a break and another snowmobiler came in wearing a red AMSOIL Racing Jersey (G3537).…
Snowshoe GNCC – One of America’s Toughest Races
Snowshoe GNCC – One of America’s Toughest Races Lindsay Premo|Jun 27, 2019 3:07 PM Mud, blood and beer. From my experience this past weekend in Snowshoe, W.Va., those three words pretty much sum up the AMSOIL Snowshoe GNCC. Mud: Class winners often…
How Engine Sludge Forms. And How To Prevent this problem on the rise.
How Engine Sludge Forms. It can be Easily Prevented John Baker|Jul 24, 2019 4:20 PM Engine sludge. It’s a black gelatinous substance that wreaks havoc in engines. And long before the engine’s demise, engine sludge can foul engine sensors and…