Change to High Mileage Oil, do it or not?
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Valvoline Max Life is real good. Ive used it in my other car. You can start using it at 75k. So your starting at the right time. Here is there site so you can see the difference between there Max Life Synthetic and there Max Life.
http://www.valvoline.com/pages/produ...gory.asp?cid=9
http://www.valvoline.com/pages/produ...gory.asp?cid=9
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so what brand of oil do you guys recommend.
rite now im running 10w 30 pennzoil.thats what the shop put in it last time but i need to do an oil change before it gets too cold and i was going to do it myself this weekend.
is pennzoil any good ? and is that the rite weight for being at 67000 miles.
well sorry if i sound stupid but i dont really know much about oils and diff types.
can someone pin point me in the rite direction of which oil to use next or should i stick with pennzoil ? ?
rite now im running 10w 30 pennzoil.thats what the shop put in it last time but i need to do an oil change before it gets too cold and i was going to do it myself this weekend.
is pennzoil any good ? and is that the rite weight for being at 67000 miles.
well sorry if i sound stupid but i dont really know much about oils and diff types.
can someone pin point me in the rite direction of which oil to use next or should i stick with pennzoil ? ?
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If your car is running fine with it, you can stay with it. The way to how well an oil cleans of course is by the API rating on the back. I think my car had 10W30 in it when I bought it, but I switched to the recommended (preferred I guess) 5W30. For regular oil, almost any brand that has an API rating for your year or newer will be fine. I just happen to like Valvoline, Castrol, and even the SuperTech oil (relabled name brand oil) when it comes to plain dino oil.
No matter what you choose, keep staying with that brand oil. Switching brands of oils constantly isn't good.
No matter what you choose, keep staying with that brand oil. Switching brands of oils constantly isn't good.
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I don't like regular penzoil cause it leaves that gunk on the bottom of the oil cap. And I figure since it is there its probally in the engine too. I do 10W30 since it is hot as heck here. I think 5W30 or 5W20 is reccomended up north. I agree with darthroush, don't switch back and forth, choose one and stick to it. My car origionally had valvoline and when I got it, I switched to castrol. Any manny, please tell me you aren't taking your car to walmart.
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I don't like regular penzoil cause it leaves that gunk on the bottom of the oil cap. And I figure since it is there its probally in the engine too. I do 10W30 since it is hot as heck here. I think 5W30 or 5W20 is reccomended up north. I agree with darthroush, don't switch back and forth, choose one and stick to it. My car origionally had valvoline and when I got it, I switched to castrol. Any manny, please tell me you aren't taking your car to walmart.
i took it to best one here in richmond.but i dont like taking it too shops cause i have to take my front off to get be able to get it up the ramps. but ill just stick with the 10w 30 pennzoil.