Time for oil change
#1
Time for oil change
Taking my GT to the dealership tomorrow to get oil changed. Car is an 02 with 50,000 miles onit, looking to switch over to synthetic versus the blend they normally use. Should I go ahead and get the trans and rear end gear fluids switched as well?
#3
RE: Time for oil change
look , there is one problem with going from regular to synthetic. synthetic oil has detergents in it that supposidly clean your engine , and when they do , the plugs formed from your regular oil will get cleaned out and possibly cause leaks. this is what i've heard , i just use regular mobil 1 non-synthetic 5w-30. and ya change it yourself , unless you are under a lease or something that requires them in the contract to do all scheduled maintenence.
#5
RE: Time for oil change
ORIGINAL: Jimymac
Because I am too damn lazy to do it myself!!!!
Because I am too damn lazy to do it myself!!!!
#7
RE: Time for oil change
ORIGINAL: 945LSTANG
why would you pay someone to change you oil?? thats just stupid. and no on the tranny and rear end fluid.
why would you pay someone to change you oil?? thats just stupid. and no on the tranny and rear end fluid.
#8
RE: Time for oil change
the principal on do-it-yourself work , is that you save money , money that could be used in making your car faster , no just keeping it running. the more you know about your car , and the more you get in and get dirty , i guarentee you will feel great when you have fixed your car yourself, you fixed that noise thats been bothering you , or fixed that rough idle , or whatever the problem may be. fix it yourself , you'll feel good about it.
#9
RE: Time for oil change
I've seen the guys at the oil change places and the slackers that do it at the dealerships, there is a reason they get paid $5.50 an hour, and you want those tards working on your car..... good luck on replacing your oil pan with the stripped out drain plug!!