It’s a joke right? What about Scott’s 250k Honda where he used Castrol exclusively from brand new? @slo town
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/valvoline-restore-and-protect-honda-k24-250k-miles-report-on-progress.393783/
They are not immune. A couple of years ago, I bought six 5-quart jugs of Mobil 1 ESP 5w30, and they were all a little different when I checked the measuring window on the side of the jugs. There was a solid 1/4” (or more) difference between the fullest and the least full.
Yeah he kind of threw me for a loop with that comment. His OP mentioned wanting a tire for year round but when I suggested the Nokian Outpost nAT, which is 3MPFS rated, and has reviews to be excellent in snow compared to other AT’s in its class, he said they didn’t meet his criteria for snow.
Pretty sure when it was green it was only available in a 0w30. 0w40 came later. Here is a picture of the 0w30, Made in Germany. This is a my last quart!
Hopefully, but I’m not getting my hopes up. Although this does prove that whatever is in Valvoline Restore and Protect can be blended with ACEA oils, there was doubt by some members here in the past.
And then at the very end they mentioned running it two additional runs of Valvoline Restore and Protect (a total) of 4 with a quick shot of a cleaner piston.
You’re not getting it. This thread is about Valvoline Premium Blue Restore. It is NOT the same oil as Valvoline Premium Blue, which is also different from Valvoline Restore and Protect. It’s 3 different oils.
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