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As I replied in another comment: > Oil changes color as it captures contaminates such as soot, carbon deposits, etc. It can operate effectively while brown-ish
by georgerobinson 7y ago
As I replied in another comment:
> Oil changes color as it captures contaminates such as soot, carbon deposits, etc. It can operate effectively while brown-ish, but if the oil is carrying too much it will blacken and start to thicken at which point it will be much less effective at lubricating your engine.
- xfitm3 7y agoOdor is a better wear indicator. It'll smell burnt when it's ready to be changed.