Lubrication Associated Problems In Cars

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Passing The Tongue taste !

Recently, precisely on the 4th October 2007, I attended a Lubrication Seminar organised by Tribology Society Of Nigeria, TSN, under the sponsorship of Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc...and during one of those long introductory speeches by the Chairman of the seminar, who is now retired from active service but not tired to honor the invitation though. He sighted an instance in retropect, how during his day as a young sales representative he had supplied lubes (SAE 40) to a new customer...to his widest surprise, the customer, in his unconventional method to test the lube product...he (customer) to physically taste the oil by dipping his finger in the oil tasting it on his??? Whatever that meant, our dear surprised chairman, had guessed that just maybe he want find out the ph level of the oil he had supplied! What weird way of testing oil, you guess!!
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