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Gulf Oil Welcome Fundamentals - Lubricants Equipment Transportation Specialist - Consumer Transportation Specialist - Commercial Subscriptions - Online

"K2M doesn't take away selling time for me"Bruce Johnson,
Madison Service Company,
Highland, Illinois

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TRNTransportation Specialist (Private): Gulf Transportation Consumer

Gulf Oil Facilitated 7 week online consumer transportation lubrication program.
Time commitment: about 2-3 hours week

Program participants learn to credibly discuss passenger vehicle lubrication with consumers, e.g. synthetic motor oils, automatic transmission fluids, 2-stroke vs. 4-strok engine oil requirements, API and ILSAC.

Language Session

$495.00 per person

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Lubricants Equipment Transportation - Commercial Subscription

Prerequisite - Successful completion of Lubrication: Equipment are highly recommended.

Who is it for: sales, technical, marketing, management, others who need a basic understanding of lubrication

In about 2 hours a week. All online. No required meetings. No travel.
Transportation program participants gain confidence to discuss transportation equipment and lubrication. Participants learn to: Explain critical aspects of transportation lubrication; Discuss and diagnose equipment lubrication problems with customers.

Curriculum & Topics

ACEA 2008 for Passenger Car

What's changed?
The benefits of ACEA 2008
The different vehicle requirements
The right oils for older, high performance vehicles
How ACEA oil sequences support OEM specification

American Petroleum Institute (API)

The American Petroleum Institute–its role in the engine oils industry
API performance standards–Where they came from and why they change
API performance standards, service categories, and the symbols that represent them

ATF Specifications

Automatic transmission design & lubrication development trends
Transmission fluid–Types & categories
Regular transmission fluid maintenance benefits

ATVs: Two-Stroke vs. Four-Stroke

ATV market trends & engine design
Two- & four-stroke engines–their differences
How new ATV designs affect lubricants

Synthetic Oils for Passenger Cars

Base stock & lubricant performance
Synthetic & conventional oil differences
Performance advantages