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By Grumpy Bear · Posted
SwRI is who the big OEM's go to for this sort of thing. In the above the ring and bore plus valvetrain power is roughly the same for 0W30 to 0W16 but both fall apart in the 0W8. Overall the only looser is bearing friction which Stribeck told us decades ago. There is much to ponder in that reference material. That was a good find @OnTheReel -
Can you see airbag module data? If you can, buckle the belt and see if the data set shows that the belt is buckled. If its showing that it is not buckled on the data but its physically buckled, then it probably needs the buckle. -
I scanned it with my FoxWell NT 630+, which is supposed to be able to catch seat belt warnings, and got nothing. -
By richard wysong · Posted
Seat belts don't work without the seat. Don't ask me how I know -
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