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Motor Oil Chemistry: Additives Exposed [Breaking Bad Lab]
Motor Oil Chemistry: Additives Exposed [Breaking Bad Lab]
Ever wondered what’s really inside engine oil? Motor oil chemistry, API licensing, and additive packages revealed—no hype, just lab‑tested facts with a playful Breaking Bad vibe.

🗒️ What You’ll Learn:
The real recipe: ~80% base oil, ~20% additives—and why small changes matter.
Who designs most additive packs (Lubrizol, Infineum, Chevron Oronite, Afton) and how brands use them.
Detergents/ dispersants vs viscosity improvers: what they do inside your engine.
API SP/ILSAC GF‑6 and Dexos1 Gen 3 rules that lock a formula—and why going off‑recipe voids approval.
Our outlaw experiment: we altered treat rates, ran matched engine tests, and analyzed wear metals.
Certification costs, risks to warranties, and how to choose safe, licensed oil.

🔑 Key Highlights/Points:
Most bottles start with the same few additive kits validated by industry tests.
Detergent/dispersant ≈ 70% of the additive pack; viscosity improver ≈ 30%.
API license = strict recipe + engine testing; change the blend, lose the badge.
Our modified blend increased internal drag and raised iron/copper in UOA.
Certification isn’t just a $6K fee; testing can reach hundreds of thousands.
Use the spec your manual calls for (API/ILSAC/OEM) to protect engine and warranty.

🎬 Chapters:
0:00 Breaking Motor Oil Secrets
1:32 Major Additive Suppliers
2:57 Mess With The Recipe
4:22 Base Oils Main Ingredient
5:41 API Licensing Rules
7:02 Outlaw Oil Experiment
8:18 Engine Test Results
9:29 Cost Of Certification
10:44 Warranty And Engine Safety
12:01 Final Thoughts

💡 Pro Tips:
Always check the API Donut/Starburst or OEM marks (Dexos, etc.) on the label.
Spec beats brand in emergencies: match the required spec and viscosity first.
Used‑oil analysis can confirm if your oil choice is working under your driving profile.
Avoid “homebrew” or unlicensed blends—minor tweaks can raise wear and friction.

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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and entertainment purposes, sharing research, lab demonstrations, and informed opinions about motor oil chemistry, API/ILSAC licensing, and OEM specifications. While we reference public standards (e.g., API SP, ILSAC GF‑6, Dexos1 Gen 3) and cite common industry practices, details may change over time and some interpretations are our own. The “outlaw” blend and test shown were controlled demonstrations to illustrate how small formulation changes can affect performance; results will vary by engine, conditions, and exact chemistry. Nothing here is professional, financial, mechanical, or legal advice; always follow your owner’s manual and consult qualified professionals before making maintenance decisions. External trademarks, data, and images belong to their respective owners and may be used under fair use for commentary and education. Viewers are responsible for verifying claims and making their own decisions. We are not liable for actions taken based on this content.

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