Synthetic oils,fluids question.
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Re: Synthetic oils,fluids question.
As long as you do your changes at reasonable intervals you will be fine
whatever you run. I run synth in my Ford but not in my high mileage Jeep.
KH
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> . . wrote:
> > Should I change out all of my fluids/oil to sythetics?
>
> I dunno.. Don't care much for syntetic beer.
>
> Oh.. Jeep fluids.. silly me.
>
> I run synthetic oil but regular tranny/diff fluids.
>
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> DougW
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whatever you run. I run synth in my Ford but not in my high mileage Jeep.
KH
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> . . wrote:
> > Should I change out all of my fluids/oil to sythetics?
>
> I dunno.. Don't care much for syntetic beer.
>
> Oh.. Jeep fluids.. silly me.
>
> I run synthetic oil but regular tranny/diff fluids.
>
> --
> DougW
>
>
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Re: Synthetic oils,fluids question.
Synthetics are great products, but they should not be used if you have an
oil consumption or leakage problem. Synthetics will leak in spots that
conventional lubes will not.
Juiceman
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> Should I change out all of my fluids/oil to sythetics?
> -I have an '02 TJ w/3k+Miles.
> -Thank you for any input,Hank.
>
oil consumption or leakage problem. Synthetics will leak in spots that
conventional lubes will not.
Juiceman
". ." <COLLIDE13@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> Should I change out all of my fluids/oil to sythetics?
> -I have an '02 TJ w/3k+Miles.
> -Thank you for any input,Hank.
>
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Re: Synthetic oils,fluids question.
Jerry Newton wrote:
> Synthetics are great products, but they should not be used if you have an
> oil consumption or leakage problem. Synthetics will leak in spots that
> conventional lubes will not.
>
Synthetics are great products. They are so hideously expensive
that you are likely to get off your hindquarters and fix that
doggone leak or consumption issue that you really should have
fixed when it was merely wasting dinosaurs.
> Synthetics are great products, but they should not be used if you have an
> oil consumption or leakage problem. Synthetics will leak in spots that
> conventional lubes will not.
>
Synthetics are great products. They are so hideously expensive
that you are likely to get off your hindquarters and fix that
doggone leak or consumption issue that you really should have
fixed when it was merely wasting dinosaurs.
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Re: Synthetic oils,fluids question.
> Should I change out all of my fluids/oil to sythetics?
Waste of time and money. We are talking about a rough and ready
American mass-production engine here, not some high performance
European sports sedan. It's like 93 octane gasoline: An absolute
waste of cash if you don't really need it.
Waste of time and money. We are talking about a rough and ready
American mass-production engine here, not some high performance
European sports sedan. It's like 93 octane gasoline: An absolute
waste of cash if you don't really need it.
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Re: Synthetic oils,fluids question.
I would agree... I think spending the money on changing a regular petroleum
based oil 3 times as often is better than big money in synthetics. Besides,
the dirt/grit off-road turns both petrol, and synthetic into lapping
compound... much better to change often, IMO, for what that is worth.
"E.L. Lambert" <lambeth65@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> > Should I change out all of my fluids/oil to sythetics?
>
> Waste of time and money. We are talking about a rough and ready
> American mass-production engine here, not some high performance
> European sports sedan. It's like 93 octane gasoline: An absolute
> waste of cash if you don't really need it.
based oil 3 times as often is better than big money in synthetics. Besides,
the dirt/grit off-road turns both petrol, and synthetic into lapping
compound... much better to change often, IMO, for what that is worth.
"E.L. Lambert" <lambeth65@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> > Should I change out all of my fluids/oil to sythetics?
>
> Waste of time and money. We are talking about a rough and ready
> American mass-production engine here, not some high performance
> European sports sedan. It's like 93 octane gasoline: An absolute
> waste of cash if you don't really need it.
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