The Motor Oil Bible: Exposing the 3,000 Mile Oil Change Myth Review

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(More customer reviews)You won't find this on the NY's Bestseller list or Oprah's book of the month reading list, but owning this book is the best thing any mechanic or car owner will ever do. While you might think, this subject is dry and boring and you already know what oil does. You will find after reading a few chapters that you know absolutely nothing about this essential element of your car's, or any engine's lifeblood. To the best of my knowledge, Mr. Kaufman is not an automotive or chemical oil engineer or a scientist or anyone that you would think would be writing a book like this. This is a good thing because the information is presented in an easy to read style that keeps techno mumbo jumbo down to a minimum. The book is logically laid out and explains everything in detail, which doesn't leave the reader asking the question, (What did I just read?). For me Mr. Kaufman's expertise was verified while talking to my son, who just graduated after a two year program in diesel, automotive and industrial mechanics, about oil viscosity. My son talked about the same things that I just read in the book. This told me the information in the book is accurate, current and accepted in the automotive industry. If you want to know the difference between petroleum, based and synthetic oils this book is for you. If you want to know how to compare oil specifications, this book is for you. If you want to become an oil aficionado, this book is for you. Most of all this book is for anyone who wants that huge monetary investment in the garage to last as long as possible and cut repair cost on all their vehicles.

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The most comprehensive and easy to read motor oil & filtration manual EVER WRITTEN. The knowledge gained from reading it will ABSOLUTELY save you thousands of dollars over the life of your vehicles. So, What Will You Learn?How to Choose the Right OilPetroleum, synthetic or blend? Diesel or Gas? API SM, SL, SF? What viscosity: 0w20 or 5w30? Mobil, Castrol, some exotic brand?The questions go on and on, and, without a good working knowledge of motor oils, you can't really answer any of them in an informed way. "The Motor Oil Bible" will not only give you a foundation on which to stand by educating you about motor oils in general, but will also specifically address all of these questions and numerous others related to the selection of a motor oil for your vehicle.What Do the Technical Specs MeanOnce you know the type of oil you need, you're then left with the task of comparing the various oils that are available that meet your criteria. This can be a daunting task if you don't really understand what the data on the tech spec sheets means. I'll explain clearly what each specification means, which ones will be most valuable to you, and how to compare them.Everything You Need to Know About FiltrationI don't care how good your oil is, if you don't keep it filtered well, it won't be long before it is worthless. So, it pays to know everything you can about air & oil filtration. I'll give you the info that nobody else is giving you, the info that will actually help you evaluate which filters are right for you.The Truth About Motorcycle OilsDo you REALLY need a motorcycle specific oil? If so, how do you decide which one to purchase? Should you be using the OEM oil? What about your warranty? I'll clear the smoke and break the mirrors that have confused this issue for so long.