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In any combustion engine, lubrication is essential to reducing wear, minimising friction, and extending engine life. But what if your oil is telling you that wear is already happening? One of the most telling early warning signs is elevated iron levels in your engine oil. If your oil analysis flags high iron, it’s not just a mild

Oil viscosity is one of the most critical factors in protecting an engine. It governs the oil’s ability to maintain a lubricating film between moving parts, minimising metal-to-metal contact, reducing friction, and preventing premature wear. However, viscosity is not a fixed property. It varies with temperature, which means that an oil must be carefully selected

Engine oil analysis is a powerful diagnostic tool used to assess the internal condition of an engine without the need to disassemble it. By examining the oil, technicians can gather a wide range of information about how an engine is performing, detect potential problems early, and better understand the causes behind mechanical issues. Below are five