Synthetic motor oils
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i dont use it.
heres a link with all the answers in the whole world. https://dodgeforum.com/forum/search.php?searchid=94716
heres a link with all the answers in the whole world. https://dodgeforum.com/forum/search.php?searchid=94716
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+1... pricey but worth it.
Other good oils (synthetics), in this order:
Redline
Pennzoil Platinum
AMSOil
Mobil1
Royal Purple
If your car has over 70k miles on it or so, and do a lot of short-distance driving, I suggest you do some research before you go full synthetic. Running conventional oil under heavier driving conditions for a long time, then switching to synthetic can cause your seals/gaskets to start leaking, etc. Research it a bit more and you'll find much more detailed explanations of why.
However if the above does not apply to you, then using synthetic is a great choice for many reasons.
Other good oils (synthetics), in this order:
Redline
Pennzoil Platinum
AMSOil
Mobil1
Royal Purple
If your car has over 70k miles on it or so, and do a lot of short-distance driving, I suggest you do some research before you go full synthetic. Running conventional oil under heavier driving conditions for a long time, then switching to synthetic can cause your seals/gaskets to start leaking, etc. Research it a bit more and you'll find much more detailed explanations of why.
However if the above does not apply to you, then using synthetic is a great choice for many reasons.
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09-15-2008, 12:52 PM
+1... pricey but worth it.
Other good oils (synthetics), in this order:
Redline
Pennzoil Platinum
AMSOil
Mobil1
Royal Purple
If your car has over 70k miles on it or so, and do a lot of short-distance driving, I suggest you do some research before you go full synthetic. Running conventional oil under heavier driving conditions for a long time, then switching to synthetic can cause your seals/gaskets to start leaking, etc. Research it a bit more and you'll find much more detailed explanations of why.
However if the above does not apply to you, then using synthetic is a great choice for many reasons.
Other good oils (synthetics), in this order:
Redline
Pennzoil Platinum
AMSOil
Mobil1
Royal Purple
If your car has over 70k miles on it or so, and do a lot of short-distance driving, I suggest you do some research before you go full synthetic. Running conventional oil under heavier driving conditions for a long time, then switching to synthetic can cause your seals/gaskets to start leaking, etc. Research it a bit more and you'll find much more detailed explanations of why.
However if the above does not apply to you, then using synthetic is a great choice for many reasons.
On mine, because it had a small leak when I bought it, I am just going to stick with Valvoline 5W-30 Synthetic Blend High Mileage. Get a bit of synthetic oil and some extra seal/gasket conditioners too. Wal-Mart has the 5 quart container for $14.
As for full Synthetic, Royal Purple for me!