Recycled oil
Does anyone know for a fact if wallmart synthetic oil uses recycled oil or is it virgin oil? Many thanks
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Synthetic oil stopped my lifters from rattling on startup. Same filter, so not an ADBV issue.
The rest is just some warm and fuzzies. Knowing in a worst case situation, like overheating I have a little bit longer before spinning a bearing. More resistance to sludging.
A 5 quart jug of M1 cost me 25$ or under, 5 quarts conventional, 12 to 15$.
yearly oil changes, I can afford some warm and fuzzies for 10$ extra per year.
No lifter clatter to me, is priceless.
Somebody call the cops, i'm running 0w-30 in an engine that when made, 0w-30 was not even available!!! 'm not even in a cold climate where i could even benefit from a 0w oil. I should go back in time and find a SJ rated motor oil in the 10w-30 flavor, because thats what my owners manual recommends!!
Motor oil has so many popular myths surrounding it, I pretty much tune out all internet recommended wisdom, especially from the older crowd who have years and years of Pennzoil/quaker state wax sludge myths to perpertrate, as if it was still 1983.
Conventional oils have really closed the gap with synthetics.
The rest is just some warm and fuzzies. Knowing in a worst case situation, like overheating I have a little bit longer before spinning a bearing. More resistance to sludging.
A 5 quart jug of M1 cost me 25$ or under, 5 quarts conventional, 12 to 15$.
yearly oil changes, I can afford some warm and fuzzies for 10$ extra per year.
No lifter clatter to me, is priceless.
Somebody call the cops, i'm running 0w-30 in an engine that when made, 0w-30 was not even available!!! 'm not even in a cold climate where i could even benefit from a 0w oil. I should go back in time and find a SJ rated motor oil in the 10w-30 flavor, because thats what my owners manual recommends!!
Motor oil has so many popular myths surrounding it, I pretty much tune out all internet recommended wisdom, especially from the older crowd who have years and years of Pennzoil/quaker state wax sludge myths to perpertrate, as if it was still 1983.
Conventional oils have really closed the gap with synthetics.
