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Hard pulling in cold weather.
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<blockquote data-quote="DanMan1" data-source="post: 534521" data-attributes="member: 5185"><p>I half agree with you. I think you'll find that multi's such as 5w30 are always "thicker" in winter and "thinner" in summer, not the other way around as you describe. I think what a 5w30 DOES do is have the same viscocity as a straight 5 weight in the cold and the same viscocity as a straight 30 weight at warm temps. A warm temp 30w is still "thinner" than a cold 5w.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DanMan1, post: 534521, member: 5185"] I half agree with you. I think you'll find that multi's such as 5w30 are always "thicker" in winter and "thinner" in summer, not the other way around as you describe. I think what a 5w30 DOES do is have the same viscocity as a straight 5 weight in the cold and the same viscocity as a straight 30 weight at warm temps. A warm temp 30w is still "thinner" than a cold 5w. [/QUOTE]
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