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Is using synthetic oil recommended? How long would one go between oil changes?
That too,have been feeling magnanimous today.One should read the book in the glove box
One should read the book in the glove box
Don't have a book, if my questions annoy you, please let me know.
Don't have a book, if my questions annoy you, please let me know.
Don't have a book
Synthetic Performance Solutions Group said:Don't put clean synthetic oil in a dirty engine!
When an engine gets dirty, even regular oil changes can't help restore its operating efficiency. The detergen/dispersant's in most conventional engine oils can't handle the abnormal amounts of contamination found in a "dirty" engine. The new oil becomes dirty long before it should, losing much of its ability to lubricate and protect your engine and actually accelerating the formation of more sludge and varnish.
In this age of longer recommended drain intervals, it is especially important to have a clean engine before changing oil. Using AMSOIL Fast Acting Engine Flush when you change oil is an excellent way to guarantee your engine stays clean. It has special solvents and cleaning agents that act fast but gently to remove harmful deposits that can cost you money in excessive fuel consumption and mechanical repairs.
AMSOIL Engine Flush is especially recommended for use before changing to AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, assuring that these super premium long life oils provide the maximum protection and service life they are designed to deliver.
Are you sure? It is always fun to see how suprised people are that they do actually have a manual. Check the glovebox again, this time look into the manual slot ABOVE the main area of the glove box. It is hard to see because:
1) who has two seperate areas in a glove box???
2) it is obscured by the "oh crap" handle above the glove box.
When I first bought mine used, I ordered a new one because I didn't think I had one. The day I picked up the new one, I found the old one...Are you sure? It is always fun to see how suprised people are that they do actually have a manual. Check the glovebox again, this time look into the manual slot ABOVE the main area of the glove box. It is hard to see because:
1) who has two seperate areas in a glove box???
2) it is obscured by the "oh crap" handle above the glove box.
When I first bought mine used, I ordered a new one because I didn't think I had one. The day I picked up the new one, I found the old one...
So, I have an extra for a 2005.