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I've started using this oil just recently before I used to use Castrol GTX 5w30 but my Dodge Intrepid 01 is over 236+ thousand miles over. My car is burning oil , my mechanic recommended me to use a higher grade oil (10W30) for an older engines also to use Lucas oil stabilizer when I do oil changes to reduces the oil from being burned and to make my engine last longer. Overall Castrol Gtx motor oil is a perfect oil it keep your engine clean from sludge and makes your car's engine last long!
Showing posts with label honda synthetic oil. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 23, 2014
Best Castrol 06145 GTX 10W-30 Conventional Motor Oil - 1 Quart Bottle Deals
I find this oil keeps it's viscosity much better, and for more miles than all the other brands I've tried.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Cheap Fram PH8172 Oil Spin-On Filter
Domestic engines need maintenance every bit as much as cars, trucks and boats. The size and type of engine this filter is designed for is commonly neglected.
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Reviews of Castrol 5W30 Edge w/Syntec Synthetic Motor Oil
I have used Castrol oil exclusively in my vehicles (97 Dodge Dakota, 2008 Toyota Prius, 2011 Toyota 4Runner) since the purchase of my Dakota in 1997. I switched over to the Synthetic Oil in 2008 with 10,000 mile interval oil changes per vehicle since the switch. I would not consider another oil, my Dakota has 289,000 miles and I never have to add oil between changes, Nuff' said.
I had the same issue with the Silverado but to a much lesser extent, I was adding constantly and when I changed the oil there were metal chips on the drain plug. I was running both vehicles at a 2,500 mile oil change interval and still getting terrible results. The Trailblazer fouled out a brand new set of Bosch +4's.
I started asking around at work, (I work at an auto parts store) and two other people there had tried it in their cars (Crown Victoria 4.6 and Ford Fusion 3.0) and both had the same issue. The worst part is the oil burning doesn't immediately stop after you stop using it, it takes THREE oil changes for the oil consumption to completely stop!
I've been trying to pin down why my friend's 09 Honda Accord is burning oil profusely and in generally terrible engine condition, now I think I have the answer because he's using this oil.
This just baffles me because of all the people who are just going to pour this stuff in, close the hood and not check again until it's time to drain out, well, that will be easy because they'll have an empty crankcase.
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I have used this oil in a Chevrolet Trailblazer 4.2 (80,000 mi) and a Silverado 5.3 (40,000 mi) and in both cases, both motors burn massive amounts of this oil! After 1,200 miles my mom asked me to look at her Trailblazer because it was knocking, I pull out the dipstick and nothing! The motor was 5 quarts low out of a 7 quart oil pan!I had the same issue with the Silverado but to a much lesser extent, I was adding constantly and when I changed the oil there were metal chips on the drain plug. I was running both vehicles at a 2,500 mile oil change interval and still getting terrible results. The Trailblazer fouled out a brand new set of Bosch +4's.
I started asking around at work, (I work at an auto parts store) and two other people there had tried it in their cars (Crown Victoria 4.6 and Ford Fusion 3.0) and both had the same issue. The worst part is the oil burning doesn't immediately stop after you stop using it, it takes THREE oil changes for the oil consumption to completely stop!
I've been trying to pin down why my friend's 09 Honda Accord is burning oil profusely and in generally terrible engine condition, now I think I have the answer because he's using this oil.
This just baffles me because of all the people who are just going to pour this stuff in, close the hood and not check again until it's time to drain out, well, that will be easy because they'll have an empty crankcase.
Best Deals for Castrol 5W30 Edge w/Syntec Synthetic Motor Oil
The first time I ordered a case of oil from them I was amazed at how quickly it got here. It was in excellent condition with no problems. So, I ordered another case. Instead of getting the motor oil, I received a 40" Round Glass Patio Table! What a mix up! They are worlds apart. I am overseas and have no way to ship this table back and I don't have my motor oil. Feel sorry for the person with 4 chairs and no table! This is why they get 3 stars from me. Seriously, a table instead of motor oil????? Funny thing is the packing slip says motor oil...Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Lisle 53700 Small Swivel Grip Oil Filter Wrench Review
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List Price: $9.29
Sale Price: $8.46
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I bought this with the intention of using it to change the oil in my motorcycle, however it is not small enough. Even if it was small enough there won't be enough space to use this one there. That is the only reason I omitted 1 star.
However, I'd actually recommend the Lisle 63600 Oil Filter Tool. As long as you've got a 3/8 drive ratchet with an extension at home, it's far easier to use and it even costs less than this wrench. My Toyota Camry's oil filter is impossible to get off with this kind of wrench, but the ratchet driven tool got it off in the blink of an eye.
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I bought this with the intention of using it to change the oil in my motorcycle, however it is not small enough. Even if it was small enough there won't be enough space to use this one there. That is the only reason I omitted 1 star.
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This wrench is well made and will tighten as well as loosen filters within its advertised size range. You can't go wrong with this.Best Deals for Lisle 53700 Small Swivel Grip Oil Filter Wrench
Nothing much to see here. It's your standard humdrum oil filter wrench, and it does a fine job if you have enough room to maneuver it.However, I'd actually recommend the Lisle 63600 Oil Filter Tool. As long as you've got a 3/8 drive ratchet with an extension at home, it's far easier to use and it even costs less than this wrench. My Toyota Camry's oil filter is impossible to get off with this kind of wrench, but the ratchet driven tool got it off in the blink of an eye.
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