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3 Jun 2009
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Old oil
I recently found a 4 litre container of un opened Rock oil 10/40 semi synthetic in the garage, its a few years old. Do you all think it will be OK to use?
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3 Jun 2009
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old oil
Shake it to the right, shake it to the left - and pour it in.
Oil is essentially millions of years old, and although it might separate in layers it is still usable. Heat can cause some molecular breakdown, but I assume you don't have a nuclear reactor in your garage. Best of luck, just think how much your four liters has appreciated compared to bank interest rates! Peter, in Oslo
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3 Jun 2009
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Yes, as long as it is sealed !!!
Liquid gold... It's like finding £30 in an old coat pocket 
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