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Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 5:18 pm
by zucac
About 2 months my son went to start my 582 Rotax,it backfied then no compresion.It only had 82 hr since a decoke.
I sent the motor back to the same AP.What he found was the rings were stuck in the piston.his thoughts was the oil.
I took this up with Caltex = Chevron .they drained my tank,took my empty oil bottels and lots of phone calls.

I now have my second 582 go the same way.at my club 2 have had the same and 2 at another field close by.

All of us were using Caltex 2 Stroke.

Please you guys out there stop using this oil

I have copyed Rotax on this and they have given me other oil to use.

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 5:30 pm
by zucac
Rotax sugested oil

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 6:19 pm
by zucac
Does Techron work?
did not for me


* Performance
* Benefits
* Science

Capabilities Techron Concentrate Plus Leading Competitor
Cleans carburetors Yes Yes
Cleans fuel injectors Yes Yes
Cleans intake valves and ports Yes Yes
Cleans combustion chambers Yes No
Restores lost power and performance Yes Yes
Lowers emissions Yes Yes
Relieves cold startup problems Yes No
Reduces deposit-related engine knocking and pinging Yes No
Cleans sulfur deposits from gas gauge sensors Yes No
Protects against fuel system sulfur deposits Yes No
Protects gas gauge sensors from malfunctioning Yes No
Contains PEA chemistry Yes No

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 7:06 pm
by German
Flew more than 200hrs on a 503 with caltex and never missed a beat!

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:18 pm
by zucac
Yes we all did
in the past 4 years I did
503 400 hr
582 200 hr
582 200 hr

but in the few months both 582 cloged up :cry:

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:29 pm
by lamercyfly
anybody reading this, you are wellcome to use any oil you want.

Bret is sharing some pretty valuable information here.

I have been exposed to over 15 000 hours of Caltex Super 2 stroke oil, and it was perfect. But that was until the last couple of months. I have personally been involved in this case. One motor, 86 hours, the other motor 98 hours since major strip down de-koke. And I have confirmed the motor up in Cato was also using Caltex.

Needles to say, after being a staunch supporter of the product, both the fuel and the oil, the thousands and thousands of hours, I will not touch the stuff now.

I have seen and touched with my own eyes and hands the 'sludge and sticky glue like residue' that is the Caltex oil and fuel combination over the past 6 months. Caltex........

Cheers

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:48 pm
by kloot piloot
Once a Husquavarna HP 2 stroke fan, always a Husquavarna HP 2 stroke fan. Mineral. Finish and klaar.
And if Huskey is not available then it is Total 2 stroke.

Gosh, and here goes an age old debate.

Back to topic:

David and Bret, it sure sounds like TT has caused some serious damage ?!
Curious to hear your opinions. New additives ?

I note Castrol (Chevron) conveniently throws the aviation ball in their reply. Hell Castrol, F@CK aviation, it is a 2 stroke engine ! I wonder how many weed-eaters, lawn-mowers, scooters and whatever has gone to hell because of this ?

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 8:07 am
by weedy
[quote=...............

I note Castrol (Chevron) conveniently throws the aviation ball in their reply. Hell Castrol, F@CK aviation, it is a 2 stroke engine ! I wonder how many weed-eaters, lawn-mowers, scooters and whatever has gone to hell because of this ?[/quote]


Caltex Castrol :? -xX

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 9:54 am
by kloot piloot
Oops :oops: Thanks weedy, my mistake.

"Castrol (Chevron)" should read "Caltex (Chevron)" !

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:19 pm
by Boet
RTFM :evil: Then all this bullshit is unnessecary.

Air cooled : API spec, Super Chainsaw.
Water cooled: TCW 3 Super outboard plus.

No problem. Why the hell are you constantly trying to be clever. Will nobody ever learn. Demmit. :evil:








Luister nou n slag Fokkit.

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 4:01 pm
by lamercyfly
Jislaaik Boet vhpy

Thanks maat. I'll be sure to let Rattex know to amend their data sheets to incorporate this data..... :lol: they really dom them boffins at Rattex.

By the way, what does RTFM stand for? :oops:

Tjeers.

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 5:09 pm
by JvTonder
lamercyfly wrote:Jislaaik Boet vhpy

Thanks maat. I'll be sure to let Rattex know to amend their data sheets to incorporate this data..... :lol: they really dom them boffins at Rattex.

By the way, what does RTFM stand for? :oops:

Tjeers.
RTFM - Read the flight manual or Read the F#$%%^ng manual. ##

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:23 pm
by lamercyfly
Ok, now I'm getting more confused as each post flies by.....

Is some-one out there saying that a Flight Manual actually prescribes Chainsaw Oil and Outboard Oil for a Rotax engine?

If so, please tell me what flight manual/owners manual/Operators Handbook.

And will you guys please stop shouting and being angry with me. And donnering me on the head! I've got griep, like the whole of Witwillems family, and my kop is donners sore.

Thanks.

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 7:27 pm
by kloot piloot
Maar ek het lankal geluister Boet !

Husquavarna HP is a super duper chainsaw oil for my aircooled Rotax !

Fokkit, het jy nie gelees nie wat ek hierbo geskryf het nie ##

David, best cure for GRIEP is : ## (^^) ## (^^) ## (^^) in that order !

Re: Caltex TT Super Two Stroke

Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 8:13 pm
by JJJ
I use Quicksilver in my 582.Recomended by the person who see all these engines inside after using all kinds of oil.
JJJ