How often do you change your oil?
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I'm thinking of going with 0W-40 in a Durablend and sticking to 6K miles with a regular STP filter every 3K miles. Then just top off.
Prior to that I'd buy a 5qt jug of what ever was on sale with the SAE seal and Mix and match if I needed an extra quart.
Mobil 1 says:
Today’s modern vehicles require a less viscous oil in many cases than in the old days. Having said that there is no harm in mixing different viscosities.
Prior to that I'd buy a 5qt jug of what ever was on sale with the SAE seal and Mix and match if I needed an extra quart.
Mobil 1 says:
Today’s modern vehicles require a less viscous oil in many cases than in the old days. Having said that there is no harm in mixing different viscosities.
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6k or 6 months, usually it's 6 months as I'm averaging about 8k a year since I bought my Grand Cherokee for a daily driver in '06. Full Synthetic (I've done Royal Purple for the most part but I caught Valvoline on a sale last time that was too good to pass up. Filter is usually a Wix, but I've used Purolator Pure-One and Mobil 1 filters on occasion...
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I'm thinking of going with 0W-40 in a Durablend and sticking to 6K miles with a regular STP filter every 3K miles. Then just top off.
Prior to that I'd buy a 5qt jug of what ever was on sale with the SAE seal and Mix and match if I needed an extra quart.
Mobil 1 says:
Today’s modern vehicles require a less viscous oil in many cases than in the old days. Having said that there is no harm in mixing different viscosities.
Prior to that I'd buy a 5qt jug of what ever was on sale with the SAE seal and Mix and match if I needed an extra quart.
Mobil 1 says:
Today’s modern vehicles require a less viscous oil in many cases than in the old days. Having said that there is no harm in mixing different viscosities.
I change mine every 3k miles, which takes a while since it doesn't get driven a whole lot.
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