Starting tests performed at 0 F have shown that with all engine conditions normal (standard SAE 30 aircraft engine oil, external power source, and functioning prime system), engine start is unlikely; faster cranking speeds are known to contribute substantially to improved starting, and can be obtained through use of less viscous lubricating oils; SAE 10W30 aircraft engine oil, compounded to promote easier cold weather starting; results from cold weather starting tests as well as service test program performed to support use of 10W30 oil under normal hot weather operating conditions are presented.
Cold starting and service test evaluation of SAE 10w30 aircraft engine oil
SAE -- Paper
SAE Meeting ; 1967 Aircraft engines
1967
12 pages
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Englisch
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