RE: flushing

[Randall Young <ryoung@NAVCOMTECH.COM>]

> Didn't we just have this discussion a few months back and it was discussed
> that there are different types of crude oil and the parafin based
> Pennsylvania crude would cause build up in the static regions of
> the engine
> but the moving parts were quite well protected and that Pennzoil
> used to be
> "Pennsylvania Crude" in origin but has recently changed it's
> formulation to
> take into account the varibility of the crude oil supply in
> today's world?
> Or am I dreaming?

That sounds like an accurate recap to me.  The question is, does the
"changed formulation" mean they no longer use paraffinic oil under any
circumstances?  I rather gathered that they would supply whatever was cheap
at the moment ...

Randall

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