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WELL I AM WAY OVER DUE FOR MY FULL SERVICE. ABOUT 4000 MILES!!!!!!! I KNOW IM AN IDIOT
SO BASICALLY I WANTED TO KNOW WHAT OILS YOU USE . THE BRAND AND WEIGHT
SO I GUESS IF YOU CAN JUST LIST THEM FOR ME CUZ I HAVE TO GET THIS DONE THIS WEEKEND. I CANT AFFORD TO GO TO THE STEALER SO I WILL BE DOING THIS MYSELF.
MOTOR OIL:
TRANNY OIL:
PRIMARY FLUID:
ID REALLY LIKE TO USE SYNTHETIC WHATS THE BEST OUT THERE RIGHT NOW?
Let me tell ya. Your opening a can of worms. This type of post brings out all the arguments.
Personally I have used the Aims oil in all three holes and was happy. Last time I tried Redline Shock Proof Heavy in the trans, and I'm still happy. I think all the synthetics are good cheap insurance. I do mine every 5k.
Just do it!
Let me tell ya. Your opening a can of worms. This type of post brings out all the arguments.
I think all the synthetics are good cheap insurance.
Just do it!
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Buy what is local. I use Mobil 1 20-50 and 75-90. If Amsoil, Redline, or Royal Purple were down the street, I'd try them too... My local auto parts store takes my old oil, so I buy what they have, which is Mobil 1 products...
I buy what my dealer recommends,,,, I am currently on a syn 3 prescription for oil.with whatever they recommended for tranny, they didnt believe in syn for the trany,,,, ok your the experts, I replied. They are not really even convienced about synthetic oils any way. Its that, we been using standard oils for years, hard coreold timerattitude. Not that there is anything wrong with that.!!
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