IM comming up on 38,000 miles on my 99' cougar and was wondering when peopel start using the synthetic oil. I heard it was mainly for higher mileage cars? can anyone please clarify? thanks
IM comming up on 38,000 miles on my 99' cougar and was wondering when peopel start using the synthetic oil. I heard it was mainly for higher mileage cars? can anyone please clarify? thanks
typically, from what i have heard, the sooner the switch the better, and dont go back, the first oil change i had done on my 2000 (bought used july 3 with 37000) i had full syn put in
No trees were killed in the making of this post, however a large number of electrons were horribly inconvinanced.
Synthetic is NOT for high mileage cars... Get Synthetic as soon as possible... but if you've got a lot of miles, stick with regular oil.. otherwise all the oil seals and gaskets and stuff on your car might leak...
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AMSOIL is the oldest and I think best in synthetic oils.. Check them out and if you have any questions just direct them to me..![]()
I just switched over to Mobil1 5W-30 at around 60,000 miles. No problems, 2 oil changes later. No leaks, no oil burning. No appreciable difference in sound, feel, or performance from the Quaker State 5W-30. I'm holding out until winter, though. I noticed that on cold mornings, the valves clattered for an uncomfortably long time at startup. That is where the syn beats the crap out of the dino.
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