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what does sae mean in oil
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"SAE" in oil stands for Society of Automotive Engineers, a U.S.-based, globally active professional association and standards organization. SAE sets the grading system for the viscosity of engine oils, ensuring that engine oils meet specific minimum standards for viscosity. The SAE viscosity rating, found on motor oil containers, indicates how easily the oil flows at a specific temperature. For example, an SAE 5W-30 oil has a viscosity grade of 5 in cold temperatures (the W stands for winter) and 30 at normal engine operating temperatures, meaning it flows more easily in cold weather than a higher first number oil (like 10W-30) but maintains enough thickness at high temperatures to protect engine parts. This rating helps consumers choose the right oil for their vehicle based on operating conditions and manufacturer recommendations.
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