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Overcoming Hardware Challenges in Modern Vehicles: The Essential Role of Gasoline Fuel Additives for Protection and Performance
Nov 27, 2024
Advanced fuel additives play a critical role in achieving optimal performance and emissions compliance.
Exploring Hardware Challenges in Modern Vehicles: The Critical Importance of Diesel Fuel Additives for Protection and Performance
Nov 27, 2024
Understanding the significance of diesel fuel quality and the role of fuel additives in protecting vehicle performance has become increasingly critical for the latest engine hardware.
How is Lubrizol Driving Future Mobility?
Nov 26, 2024
By co-developing integrated hardware and material solutions which enable greater energy efficiency, safety, reliability, value and sustainability, Lubrizol is helping customers solve challenges.
Dual-Clutch Transmissions: Understanding the Fluid Requirements / Passenger Cars
Considering Material Compatibility to Enable Direct Immersion Cooling / Electrification
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Focus On: ILSAC GF-7
Readying Your Operations for GF-7 First License
December 13, 2024
Optimizing your blending operations for ILSAC GF-7 passenger car engine oils is critical for success. Here are some things to consider ahead of first license.
A Growing Need for Additive Versatility
December 04, 2024
Lubrizol shared perspectives on ILSAC GF-7 and what it will mean for the industry with Lubes and Greases. ILSAC GF-7, the upcoming North American passenger car engine oil specification, is set to be officially licensed on March 31, 2025, establishing a new performance standard across the industry.
GF-7 Progress Update: Preparing for First License
November 13, 2024
First license for ILSAC GF-7 is right around the corner. Expected March 31, 2025, lubricant marketers everywhere must be prepared to meet the new specification’s critical performance improvements with quality products that North American drivers can rely on.
