Answer (1 of 3): because well, its not exactly oil. Oils are supposed to be quite viscous and float on water (hydrophobic). It actually absorbs moisture and creates a huge trouble as the boiling point drops. But that is just it, it cant be called oil though it feels like one. Its a common term th...
Yes - had Valvoline, same as yours. But this seems to be better. Of course, its debatable since my foot got used to the mushiness. Its viscosity and temp ratings are higher than most. BTOG also stated its really good. That's why shared.
For reference, The Bosch fluid is 518 dry, 365 wet, visc 670
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@CX5_Driver : Thanks. I am just giving my experience and some data by the manufacturer. Seems data supports the fact that it has low viscosity and at the same time high boiling point in comparison to most in the market today. I did have another link - can't find it in a pinch, this however comes up in BTOG