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Good & I appreciate your love to nature. Ideally you'll need to take this oil, find a scrap dealer & give it to him. If they don't take it, approach your nearest oil & lubrication dealer (not the one who sells the entire automotive parts) & give to them. They'll circulate to the manufacturer. If all of these fails, simply write to Castrol asking them what to do with the oil, they'll provide you a reference.Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
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I have a mechanic near me who pours all used (and no more reusable) oil into a big barrel. When I inquired, he said somebody comes and collects it at intervals. So I'm planning to take my used oils to him.
( I now have a 1lt bottle full of used oil from two oil changes)
Check if you have any similar environment conscious souls around...
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thanksOriginally posted by aargee View PostGood & I appreciate your love to nature. Ideally you'll need to take this oil, find a scrap dealer & give it to him. If they don't take it, approach your nearest oil & lubrication dealer (not the one who sells the entire automotive parts) & give to them. They'll circulate to the manufacturer. If all of these fails, simply write to Castrol asking them what to do with the oil, they'll provide you a reference.
but what will scrap dealer do with it...?
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There are a lot of cases where the used oil is filtered and sold as new by a lot of unscrupulous dealers. So, ask around and then give it to him.Some of the Happiest people in the world don't have everything. They just make the best of everything life brings their way !!! Stay happy, Smile always :)
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Workshops actually get paid for selling this unusable engine oil. I know one person here who collects oil from workshops and service centers , and they sell it to oil refineries for much higher price, and its a really profitable business too !. but i dont know what the oil refineries do with that.Originally posted by lijok View PostI have a mechanic near me who pours all used (and no more reusable) oil into a big barrel. When I inquired, he said somebody comes and collects it at intervals. So I'm planning to take my used oils to him.
( I now have a 1lt bottle full of used oil from two oil changes)
Check if you have any similar environment conscious souls around...
Take ur oil to bajaj service center, they will be happy to help.Last edited by REAPER; 12-10-2010, 10:42 PM.everybody dies, but not everyone LIVES...
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my neighbour uses it in his scooter as my drain interval is around 1800kms......castrol power1.....lolz
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Best option would be to store it in a dark plastic can away from children/kitchen area. You can use it for lubricating bike/cycle chains and parts. No harm.
Mechanics usually sell this oil to bulk buyers who inturn sell it to companies which use heavy machinery like tractors/bull dozers/road work equipments/mining companies/Marine engines. There is absolutely not a single process on face of this earth to recycle spent oil with 100 % environment friendly process. The max we can harness technology is by filtering it / re-refine it and reuse. Unfortunate, but better than dumping it in large landfills/watersources.Safe riding prolongs life (bike & rider & public)
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