I use it in my 89 Sentra. It has 165k on it, with no engine problems at
all. It only burns 1/2 qt every 3k miles.

matt
"Robert Goldpalm" <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote in message
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> My dealer has just filled my '99 Cherokee with Valvoline Maxlife
> 10W-40
>
> The engine has about 60K and I am using my jeep in the tropics all
> year.
>
> One only reads horror stories about 10W-40 due to extensive polymer
> brake down.
>
> Should I change the oil immediately again, or would it be ok to drive
> until the next interval 3,000 miles from now?
> Would synthetic oil be the best choice for tropical use, or should I
> use a 20-50?


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I use it in my 89 Sentra. It has 165k on it, with no engine problems at
all. It only burns 1/2 qt every 3k miles.

matt
"Robert Goldpalm" <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote in message
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> My dealer has just filled my '99 Cherokee with Valvoline Maxlife
> 10W-40
>
> The engine has about 60K and I am using my jeep in the tropics all
> year.
>
> One only reads horror stories about 10W-40 due to extensive polymer
> brake down.
>
> Should I change the oil immediately again, or would it be ok to drive
> until the next interval 3,000 miles from now?
> Would synthetic oil be the best choice for tropical use, or should I
> use a 20-50?


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I use it in my 89 Sentra. It has 165k on it, with no engine problems at
all. It only burns 1/2 qt every 3k miles.

matt
"Robert Goldpalm" <goldpalm@loxinfo.co.th> wrote in message
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> My dealer has just filled my '99 Cherokee with Valvoline Maxlife
> 10W-40
>
> The engine has about 60K and I am using my jeep in the tropics all
> year.
>
> One only reads horror stories about 10W-40 due to extensive polymer
> brake down.
>
> Should I change the oil immediately again, or would it be ok to drive
> until the next interval 3,000 miles from now?
> Would synthetic oil be the best choice for tropical use, or should I
> use a 20-50?


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So, using this fill of 10W-40 until the
next oil change 3,000 miles away should be no
big disaster, I guess.

Perhaps, the 10W-30, recommended in the manual is
still most likely the most appropriate, even in
a tropical climate.

 

So, using this fill of 10W-40 until the
next oil change 3,000 miles away should be no
big disaster, I guess.

Perhaps, the 10W-30, recommended in the manual is
still most likely the most appropriate, even in
a tropical climate.

 

So, using this fill of 10W-40 until the
next oil change 3,000 miles away should be no
big disaster, I guess.

Perhaps, the 10W-30, recommended in the manual is
still most likely the most appropriate, even in
a tropical climate.

 

Approximately 11/12/03 15:38, Robert Goldpalm uttered for posterity:

> So, using this fill of 10W-40 until the
> next oil change 3,000 miles away should be no
> big disaster, I guess.

No issue at all.
>
> Perhaps, the 10W-30, recommended in the manual is
> still most likely the most appropriate, even in
> a tropical climate.

Go figure.


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Approximately 11/12/03 15:38, Robert Goldpalm uttered for posterity:

> So, using this fill of 10W-40 until the
> next oil change 3,000 miles away should be no
> big disaster, I guess.

No issue at all.
>
> Perhaps, the 10W-30, recommended in the manual is
> still most likely the most appropriate, even in
> a tropical climate.

Go figure.


--
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Approximately 11/12/03 15:38, Robert Goldpalm uttered for posterity:

> So, using this fill of 10W-40 until the
> next oil change 3,000 miles away should be no
> big disaster, I guess.

No issue at all.
>
> Perhaps, the 10W-30, recommended in the manual is
> still most likely the most appropriate, even in
> a tropical climate.

Go figure.


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