Reply to "Rejection limits of viscosity of 15W40 oil?"

nnkmenonMember

Hi Mr Mikhail,

Don't worry about your words.It is OK.You may please note Mr Prabhakar Agrawal's post ,he was looking for the rejection limits of a 15w40 oil.So anything below and beyond the above mentioned limit (12.30 cSt - 16.30 cSt) will surely change the grade to either 30 or 50.That means we can not call it as a 15w40 oil.The drain out limits will be different for different engines as per the engine manufactures recommendations.That is why CUMMINS has recommended a decrease of 1 SAE viscosity grade.Got it.

6/21/059:22 PM

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