I don't think it is possible for an oil or liquid to temperature
insensitive. I think refrigerator oil simply is low viscosity oil.
Maybe it has polymers in it like multivisocity oils do. It seems to
me that the range of operating temps of a fridge wouldn't be as great
as an engine in sub freezing temps.
Any chemists on the list?
On Nov 7, 2007, at 6:25 PM, TATERRY@aol.com wrote:
> The PO of the TC I still have to finish restoring left me a gallon of
> "Refridgerator oil" He claimed this stuff is not temperature
> sensative.
> Anyone know for sure? I'd need a Ouija Board to talk to him
> nowadays!!
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