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It is asking for the WIFi password, not the router password and if you connected it via Ethernet it shouldn't be asking for any password to connect to the network. It will also ask for Apple ID and password, nothing to do with router though

When I read articles comparing headlights, I very rarely see mentioned this little tidbit that I've observed. Black roads, wet roads; night or day but night is worse. The road soaks up the light. I own a Lexus with the Bi-Xenon HID's, a Lexus with the LED's, and an older halogen Lexus. The LED...

Originally Posted By: Char Baby Originally Posted By: Gilitar I think you will be fine with the 5w20 for this OCI since it's winter time anyway. For future changes I would run 10w30 in the summer and 5w30 in the winter since it gets cold in Ohio. ZiTs. I agree with Gilitar. The engine being...

I would run exactly what the owners manual and filler cap specify until it is out of the manufacturers warranty.

How many miles on it for the first OCI

I wouldn't let it slide since it could possibly void the new vehicle warranty for using the wrong spec'd oil in the car. After the warranty expires, then fine. Not before though.

I'd go back and make them change it out. They should go by what the cap and owners manual state. Period. Give Chrysler customer service a call and let them know about the dealer.

Originally Posted By: sprintman I see people using this in their BMW engines and wondering why they have sludge. Syntec 5/30???

Originally Posted By: Pablo http://www.infineum.com/information/viscosity.html The link referenced is from 2002. Seven years old. Is there anything newer available?

Originally Posted By: Spector I commend RP for a very honest well written letter in lieu of the marketing junk we see from too many companies. I agree.

You left out the required / recommended part. What year, make, and model Lexus and page number of your manual are you referring to?

Just wondering if the newer engines that have "direct injection" of the fuel would be higher than what you would typically see in a normal "fuel injected" engine. My Lexus is direct injected.........would I see higher fuel in the oil numbers???

What is your definition of a "slow" oil leak? How much are you adding per day/week?

Originally Posted By: Neil_A I noticed this too on the newer bottles of RP 5w30. That is why I switched back to Mobil 1 5w30 due to having an extended warranty and wanting no issues with repair work if needed. Now I am wondering if I should have made the switch. I agree there probably would...

Not sure about everone else, but I have an extremely hard time reading that yellow highlighted sentence..........could you please edit your post and change the color.