Frequently Asked Questions about Generation Green Oil
Q: What is re-refined oil?
A:
Re-refined oil could be called double refined oil. Post consumer oil
goes through a hydro treating process to create re-refined base oil.
This process is very similar to the refining process used for crude
oil. The re-refined base oil is then blended with new additives to
create Generation Green oil.
Q: Is Generation Green Oil as high quality as major brand oils?
A:
Yes. Generation Green oil must meet the same standards as virgin oils.
The American Petroleum Institute (API) only licenses products that meet
these standards and are identified with the API starburst and donut
symbol on the bottle or package. Generation Green oils meet the latest
API SM and ILSAC GF-4 specifications.
Q: Is Generation Green Oil okay to use in my automobile?
A: Yes. You can achieve the same level of performance from refined oil as you can from virgin oil.
Q: Will Generation Green Oil effect my warranty or hurt my engine?
A:
No. ECO Performance Oils meet and exceed OEM service requirements
specified by automobile manufacturers. The OEM warranty will be
supported by using oils which comply with these service requirements.
Q: How many times can oil be re-refined?
A:
Post consumer oil can be re-refined over and over with no reduction in
the quality of the finished lubricant. Base oil does not wear out, it
becomes contaminated with the byproducts of combustion and the additive
package becomes depleted. The contaminants and additives are removed
during the re-refining process.
Facts & Figures Re-Refined Motor Oil