The World's First Diesel Engine Oil Category for Use With Low-Sulfur Fuel: API CG-4
941939
10/01/1994
- Event
- Content
- Since diesel engine oils are part of the low-emission equation, there has been stepped increases in the quality of crankcase oils with the stepped reduction in diesel exhaust emissions. The new API CG-4 oil category, was developed to address the Engine Manufacturers Association's (EMA's) needs for 1994 emission-controlled diesel engines. It also improves the quality of crankcase oils by using modern four-cycle diesel engine tests which:
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operate on low-sulfur diesel fuel, as used by all on-highway trucks in the U.S.,
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have statistically defined test limits,
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are incorporated into the Chemical Manufacturers Association's (CMA's) rigorous code for qualification testing.
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- Pages
- 25
- Citation
- McGeehan, J., Franklin, T., Bondarowicz, F., Bowen, T. et al., "The World's First Diesel Engine Oil Category for Use With Low-Sulfur Fuel: API CG-4," SAE Technical Paper 941939, 1994, https://doi.org/10.4271/941939.