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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Wed Aug 02 2006 - 13:01:37 EDT
My limited experience is that the results are not interpolated for the
number of hours i.e if you have one done at 50 hours and then another at
100 hours it would say that it is twice as bad as the previous sample.
Thus have your analysis done at regular intervals - one can argue whether
that is hours or gallons of fuel burned.
I am in British Columbia and the cost is ~ C$ `18.00 - do we really have
something cheaper than south of the 49 ?
John
>
> What has been the experience of the list with oil analysis companies?
> Cost
> and
> understandable results.
>
> Regards
>
> Hello Larry
>
> I think what your asking is will you get a bunch of analytical goop or a
> plain English description of what your oil is like. The answer is both the
> cost
> is about $40 if you take the sample yourself usually the lab doing the
> analysis will provide you with the cup and tube for the sample. Make sure
> the engine
> is hot and do it periodically your looking for trends or changes the lab
> can
> help you with a schedule also.
>
> Brian Palmetto FL
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