Fuel Dilution - Resources And Advice

The amount of raw, unburned fuel that ends up in the crankcase of an engine. It lowers an oil's viscosity and flash point, creating friction-related wear almost immediately by reducing film strength.

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Best Tests to Detect Fuel Dilution

Noria Corporation

Using Viscosity as a Drain Indicator

Noria Corporation

Scheduling Engine Oil Changes

Noria Corporation

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Optimizing Oil Drain Intervals Using BN vs. AN

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Determining Fuel Diluents in Lubrication Oils

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Monitoring Oil Degradation With Infrared Spectroscopy

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Four Lethal Diesel Engine Oil Contaminants

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Finding the Root Causes of Oil Degradation

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Resetting Oil Analysis Parameters for Changing Diesel Engines

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