Found some new lubes at Walmart today. I had not seen these at our Walmart before.
Car calls for 0w20 API SN per my owner's manual. I would prefer all of the Euro certifications which I think I can get with this Pennzoil. I am tempted to run the PZoil 5w30 L. I will follow the maintenance...
Does this board in general way overthink oil changes? This guy has a 300,000 mile Windstar. Here is his oil change video and here is his uoa. He has 300,000 miles ostensibly on 5000 mile changes and regular 5w30 oil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIG_BdsffcU...
I'm not a neophyte. This stuff has the API SN rating printed on the bottle. It's not "censored". It is API certified oil in a bottle that clearly has WPP printed on the bottom of it.
Warren makes many fine products including Magtech, Supertech etc. I was just looking for PDS.
Anyone got any idea where I can get a PDS of Fred's Pharmacy Oil?
It's got the API SN logo on the bottle.
Bottom of the bottle is stamped WPP. I'm assuming it's a Warren Product but I could not find PDS on their website. Couldn't find one on google either.
2000 Toyota 4runner Limited 252,000 Miles 6,200 Miles on Oil
3.4 Liter 5vzfe
Out: ST5w30 WPP bottle
Orange Can of Death
In Fred's Pharmacy High Mileage 10w30 WPP bottle
Napa Gold
Merkava would tell you to run 40w70 synthetic at 1000 mile oci because the varnish is going to kill your engine any second. To me it just shows that internal combustion engines can run fine on conventional oil and were never meant to stay clean enough on the inside or outside to eat off of.
The goal is not to save money, or drive the car for another 200,000 miles. The goal is to see if PYB 5w20 SN can be pushed to 10k in this car without catastrophic results. I asked the question in an older post and half this board said you'd never know without trying it an then doing a UOA. So I...