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Old 06-08-2009, 12:58 PM
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i was just trying to get some ideas about what everyone was using, dont have to be dicks about it.
 
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Sorry about that. But don't take it personally.
 
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Here you go:

 
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Good one. I use that in Diesels.

Why the hell did you change the first post????
 
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Prolly because he got flamed right from the get go!
 
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I been thinking about running 15W40 in the summer down here in Texas, it's so damn hot I don't trust a 5 weight.
 
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10w30 all year long.

What is the differece between 10w30 vs. 10w40?
 
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Old 06-08-2009, 07:12 PM
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10w30 all year long.

What is the differece between 10w30 vs. 10w40?
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10w-40
 
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OIL? I went to the store looking for 710 fluid, and they didn't have any, so I've been using windshield washer fluid...
 
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