Saw in a mercury group on facebook that Mercury has a new supplier for the synthetic blend Optimax oil. It is honey in color and apparently has been reworked some to address the gelling issues that people were having.
Saw in a mercury group on facebook that Mercury has a new supplier for the synthetic blend Optimax oil. It is honey in color and apparently has been reworked some to address the gelling issues that people were having.
I found out about this 2 months ago getting oil pump primed. Dealer I bought motor from said his stock of 55 gal drums were honey color or like 5w20. It had changed color.
The mech I used to do the pump priming never seen that and thought it was 5w20 also. Beings remote tank was dirty we dumped it.
I went with old reliable Pennzoil premium plus. No mistaking that color. 7 hrs running with me no problems. 2004 225 reg opti with 570 hrs. Also do mix in fuel tank at 150:1. Does not even smoke.
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This has been covered here a few dozen times now, going all the way back to last fall.Originally Posted by Black98TransAm
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