Changing oil, what kind should I use?
05-03-2005, 01:58 AM
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Changing oil, what kind should I use?
95 GT, What kind of oil should I use? I think I want something synthetic dont I? Also ive got 103000miles should i get the stuff for higher mileage vehicles?
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.
05-03-2005, 02:05 AM
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RE: Changing oil, what kind should I use?
I use Valvoline max life synthetic for cars over 75000 miles. It costs more than others, but I would rather pay the money now and my car last longer, then have to pay later. It is great stuff.
05-03-2005, 10:44 AM
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RE: Changing oil, what kind should I use?
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I use Valvoline max life synthetic for cars over 75000 miles. It costs more than others, but I would rather pay the money now and my car last longer, then have to pay later. It is great stuff.
I use Valvoline max life synthetic for cars over 75000 miles. It costs more than others, but I would rather pay the money now and my car last longer, then have to pay later. It is great stuff.
05-03-2005, 02:35 PM
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RE: Changing oil, what kind should I use?
The max life just has conditioners in it for the seals and metal.
I would just recommend getting synthetic period....any kind of sync with work great.
My car has 125K on it and I just converted (because it is my first oil change since purchase) over to quaker "Q" high-RPM.
I would just recommend getting synthetic period....any kind of sync with work great.
My car has 125K on it and I just converted (because it is my first oil change since purchase) over to quaker "Q" high-RPM.
05-03-2005, 10:13 PM
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RE: Changing oil, what kind should I use?
use a hasting filter or amsoil..hasting makes amsoil filter..don't use those fram one's......as for that max-life how do we know it is what it's supposed to be????......use a good syth oil...even the walmalt fully sythe. would be better than reg oil if your on a tight budget....