Recent content by Nesterenko

Thanks for the offer, you're a good man. Amsoil OE 5w30 if you ever have the opportunity.

A penny saved is a penny earned. Who cares how the soldering looks, the task was accomplished. Bravo!

Yes, like your post #33.

You better look at who posted that, certainly wasn't me. You've got things a little mixed up. You're answering your own post.

No, you can. I believe most Toyotas call for 10k.

I'm sure lots of Toyotas have gone 300k on even longer than 10k oci's. I mean besides a couple of known sludger engines they have produced, there's not many brands of vehicles stay on the road longer than they do.

Why? Doesn't Toyota call for 10k?

Yes and we are all very impressed and glad to know that little tidbit.

How does that make any sense? How does jealousy pertain to oil changes. That's so far out of the realm of being totally unrelated. Who would even make such a correlation? Wow!

That's always good for a laugh. Peace of mind and the old cheap insurance drivel in one fell swoop.

Ok Yes, that's a top 5,000 maybe along with that useless "Happy".

There's got to be a good omen in that many deuces!

You may be right but they also might do a good job next time knowing they're under more scrutiny. It is what it is though.

If they're not going to check their oil level over an OCI then maybe a long drain oil may be helpful. Usually long drain oil is better quality and therefore able to resist consumption a little better. If I'm going to neglect my engine, I'd rather have something like HPL, Amsoil etc. in there...

I think the sweet spot for Amsoil SS is when you're out of warranty and it's being used to it's potential, which for me is about 15-16k miles, and your engine isn't using any substantial amount of oil.