Oil type
03-04-2004, 07:03 AM
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Oil type
Been reading some posts on the "How many miles are on your TJ?" thread....
Lots of guys use synthetic!
How much better is this for your engine?
I'd put it in if it was better....but would I void warrantee by using
something other than what they recommend?
sb
Lots of guys use synthetic!
How much better is this for your engine?
I'd put it in if it was better....but would I void warrantee by using
something other than what they recommend?
sb
03-04-2004, 07:22 AM
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Re: Oil type
SB did pass the time by typing:
> Been reading some posts on the "How many miles are on your TJ?" thread....
>
> Lots of guys use synthetic!
> How much better is this for your engine?
The main thing synthetics have going for them is
longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
Seems to keep the lifters happy.
> but would I void warrantee by using
> something other than what they recommend?
nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
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DougW
> Been reading some posts on the "How many miles are on your TJ?" thread....
>
> Lots of guys use synthetic!
> How much better is this for your engine?
The main thing synthetics have going for them is
longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
Seems to keep the lifters happy.
> but would I void warrantee by using
> something other than what they recommend?
nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
--
DougW
03-04-2004, 07:22 AM
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Re: Oil type
SB did pass the time by typing:
> Been reading some posts on the "How many miles are on your TJ?" thread....
>
> Lots of guys use synthetic!
> How much better is this for your engine?
The main thing synthetics have going for them is
longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
Seems to keep the lifters happy.
> but would I void warrantee by using
> something other than what they recommend?
nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
--
DougW
> Been reading some posts on the "How many miles are on your TJ?" thread....
>
> Lots of guys use synthetic!
> How much better is this for your engine?
The main thing synthetics have going for them is
longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
Seems to keep the lifters happy.
> but would I void warrantee by using
> something other than what they recommend?
nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
--
DougW
03-04-2004, 07:22 AM
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Re: Oil type
SB did pass the time by typing:
> Been reading some posts on the "How many miles are on your TJ?" thread....
>
> Lots of guys use synthetic!
> How much better is this for your engine?
The main thing synthetics have going for them is
longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
Seems to keep the lifters happy.
> but would I void warrantee by using
> something other than what they recommend?
nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
--
DougW
> Been reading some posts on the "How many miles are on your TJ?" thread....
>
> Lots of guys use synthetic!
> How much better is this for your engine?
The main thing synthetics have going for them is
longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
Seems to keep the lifters happy.
> but would I void warrantee by using
> something other than what they recommend?
nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
--
DougW
03-04-2004, 04:17 PM
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Re: Oil type
Hi Doug,
Remember, synthetic is still petroleum, just with another couple of
steps of refinement.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> The main thing synthetics have going for them is
> longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
> the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
>
> I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
> The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
> Seems to keep the lifters happy.
>
> nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
>
> --
> DougW
Remember, synthetic is still petroleum, just with another couple of
steps of refinement.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> The main thing synthetics have going for them is
> longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
> the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
>
> I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
> The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
> Seems to keep the lifters happy.
>
> nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
>
> --
> DougW
03-04-2004, 04:17 PM
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Re: Oil type
Hi Doug,
Remember, synthetic is still petroleum, just with another couple of
steps of refinement.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> The main thing synthetics have going for them is
> longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
> the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
>
> I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
> The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
> Seems to keep the lifters happy.
>
> nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
>
> --
> DougW
Remember, synthetic is still petroleum, just with another couple of
steps of refinement.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> The main thing synthetics have going for them is
> longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
> the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
>
> I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
> The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
> Seems to keep the lifters happy.
>
> nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
>
> --
> DougW
03-04-2004, 04:17 PM
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Re: Oil type
Hi Doug,
Remember, synthetic is still petroleum, just with another couple of
steps of refinement.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> The main thing synthetics have going for them is
> longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
> the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
>
> I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
> The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
> Seems to keep the lifters happy.
>
> nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
>
> --
> DougW
Remember, synthetic is still petroleum, just with another couple of
steps of refinement.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
DougW wrote:
>
> The main thing synthetics have going for them is
> longevity. Where dino breaks down after about 3000mi
> the synthetics can go out to 7000mi.
>
> I ran dino for a few years, then tried blends and synthetics.
> The engine ran quieter with the synthetic so I stuck with it.
> Seems to keep the lifters happy.
>
> nope. Unless of course you use pancake syrup instead of oil. :)
>
> --
> DougW
