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Old 05-21-2021, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by twobjshelbys View Post
Bull puckey. Have you ever seen a wildcatter punch a hole in the ground, hit oil, and then cap it because it "was too old"?

Do you see expiration dates on the cans in the store?
Ya, and did the oil coming up out of the ground
already have a refined additives package and
viscosity indexers premixed in it?

Shelf life of a properly stored unopen container is generally accepted at (5) years (according to Mobil1).
The main issue is separation of components.
The additives can settle into a goop on the bottom.

Engines are expensive.
Fresh clean oil is cheap insurance and peace of mind.

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