Start-Stop system: does it really wear out your en...
You probably are familiar with the following situation, you arrive at a traffic light and your engine stops running. Fortunately, it turns back on when you want to drive of...
July 20, 2019
New: knowledge base articles on Eurol.com
Under the heading 'Academy' in the 'News' section, you can read background articles about Eurol, our products and our vision on trends and developments in the lubricants sector.
Our last contribution focuses on LSPI. As a result of downsizing of combustion engines, a new phenomenon is occurring more and more often: Low Speed Pre Ignition (LSPI). LSPI cannot be heard or seen, but it does cause serious engine damage. Read more...
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