It is all in a single 5 gallon box though. People may not like the box.
But the OP wanted 5 gallon containers, so you got it in a box, an excellent oil
Part number 898013 is $79.90 for 3 gallons
So an oil change is $80 in a 12 quart truck, not too shabby.
$27 per gallon.
https://shop.rushtruckcenters.com/products/val-prem-blue-restore-gen2-10w30-3-1-ga-898013-vlv/1788435
Valvoline says is diesels CK-4 rated
Still says cleans in a single service.
Idea is half way through cleaning, change oil filter
Has a number you can call in this link...
That price of $20 per gallon is an excellent deal. And you can run this oil all the time, not just for cleaning.
It is a heavy box, with a plastic oil bag and a spigot. I transfer oil from box to an old oil jug, then pour that in the car.
Not burning any oil for now.
The restore product for diesels is a 30w oil too.
I don't tow anything with my truck
I have 170,000 miles on this truck.
It runs excellent.
$300 for the diesel version?
You can buy the restore oil for gas version at Walmart, $120 for 5 gallons
I bought that for our...
I have a 2005 Cummins Ram diesel truck and it has no emission devices. No EGR. DEF etc... as Factory
Why not if I wanted, use regular 5w-30 restore and protect made for gas engines, I think it is a lot less cost
I don't need such an oil. I tried the gas engine version and it worked in an oil using Ford Contour v6 extremely well.
It stopped using oil. So far anyway.
Premium Blue Restore
I know if you call them up you can order it from Valvoline.
I don't know the price!
How much us this, My 5.9 diesel takes 12 quarts of oil
I am not using any oik, yet.
Dissolves hard carbon deposits
us-cf-2784-en_premium_blue_restore_gen2_sell_sheet 1.pdf
Bought the 5 gallon box of Val Restore Protect from Walmart for $120.
Put it in a 98 Ford Contour with V6.
The engine was using oil like a quart every 3 weeks.
Now after 3 weeks, the oil level is full. Engine has no smoke. 128,000 miles on car.
Somehow it fixed the issue fast.
What I did is...
Yes, but that copper paint does not work on underwater metal, it comes off quick, I mean the paint sheds off the metal,.
The idea is for boat paint, you want the copper or zinc to leach out to keep stuff from growing on the surface.
People have been switching to using high zinc paint for the...
My idea was to paint zinc primer 93% on underwater metal which is what boat people do, then smear on a coating of grease to help keep off marine growth underwater in saltwater, stuff like slime, weed, barnacles, etc, which builds up on the metal running gear of boats.
Means coat prop, shafts...