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CAT CI4+ Oil!!!! ANybody use it???

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Old 02-01-2010, 09:28 PM
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CAT CI4+ Oil!!!! ANybody use it???

Went and picked up some CAT fuel filters for my GDP kit and noticed they had their brand of CI4+ 15/40 oil for 13.00 a gallon. Was wondering if anybody was or has used it? I currently run the JOhn Deere +50 CI4 with good results but this stuff might be a tad bit better?
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John Deere is changing to CJ blend. I wouldn't be surprized if CAT wasn't changing soon too.

Im sure it's a good oil though.

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The TBN of the CAT oil is 11.3, if I remember correctly the TBN on the JD CI+4 was up over 13. It was a very good oil, much better than the new JD Plus 50 II oil.

If you can find the regular plus 50 grab it up.
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Originally Posted by TexasCTD
John Deere is changing to CJ blend. I wouldn't be surprized if CAT wasn't changing soon too.

Im sure it's a good oil though.

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Actually since Cat is dropping, or should I say dropped, the on-highway market I would expect them to continue making CI oil for their off-highway motors.
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Originally Posted by AH64ID
Actually since Cat is dropping, or should I say dropped, the on-highway market I would expect them to continue making CI oil for their off-highway motors.


I would have thought the same thing about JD. They only make off-highway vehicles too, right?

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Originally Posted by TexasCTD
I would have thought the same thing about JD. They only make off-highway vehicles too, right?

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Crap... forgot about that obvious part!!

I guess it depends on who makes their oil for them.
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Exxon Mobil currently manufactures the Caterpillar DEO 15/40 oil for the N.A. region.
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I don't know that it matters if it is on road or off anymore as DPF's are coming on off road equipment soon.
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DPF are the EPA's way of hurting the HD diesel market.
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