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today i did a oil change on my outboard engine. i found out the oil is green, its normal? If yes, why the oil will be green color? because i fill the new oil is golden color.
vtr1005 said:today i did a oil change on my outboard engine. i found out the oil is green, its normal? If yes, why the oil will be green color? because i fill the new oil is golden color.
Engine oils can come in a variety of colors, including green. The color of your engine oil can be affected by additives and dyes used by the manufacturer. In most cases, if your engine oil is green, it is likely due to the presence of an additive that helps to improve the oil's performance and protect your engine.
Yes, green engine oil is considered normal and is used by many car manufacturers. It is important to note that color alone should not be used as an indicator of the oil's quality or effectiveness. It is always best to refer to the manufacturer's recommendations for the type of oil to use in your specific vehicle.
Not necessarily. While some synthetic oils may have a green tint, not all green engine oils are synthetic. Many conventional oils also use additives that can give them a green color. It is important to check the label or consult the manufacturer to determine if your oil is synthetic or conventional.
No, the color of your engine oil has no direct impact on its performance. The performance of your engine oil is determined by its viscosity, additives, and other factors. As long as you are using the type of oil recommended for your vehicle, the color should not affect its performance.
If the color is the only issue and you are using the correct type of oil for your vehicle, then there is no need for concern. However, if you notice any unusual smells, consistency, or other changes in your engine oil, it is always best to have it checked by a professional to ensure there are no underlying problems.