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Went to www.google.com and searched for the following: Oriley Auo Parts MSDS. First call online link is what you need. Clink on lookup msds on left column and type in full syn in search box. 5w30 and other grades pops up i matched the part number listed to whats on my bottles. Wolla there you...

Just to let everyone know I found the tonight by accident. Dont know if anyone posted on this yet but here ya go the link: http://www.osp.cc/page.php?pid=3 Also, heres the msds to it too. http://www.3eonline.com/ImageServer/NewPdf/38d81ae8f3c942c4ac43a27a74391bc5.pdf

One genuine 2009 Subaru Forester 2.5X. There's nothing slow about it.

Hey SPARKPLUG. I'll be up in your neck of the woods next weekend. Man I love the North Country. Guess I'll have some pics of my ride tonight.

They (Proctor and Gamble) have discontinued this product. I have been able to find what ever is left at Big Lots and that is even not promising. My local grocery store discontinued this stuff long time ago. Got a great deal when they clearanced these out. Too bad the product actually worked.

Go for it. I have a 2009 Forester and run 0w40 at times. Depending on where you live the manual even says you can even use a ridiculous 20w40 or 20w50. I am trying to find the European recommend grade of 10w50 as I live in the South where it does get pretty hot and would like to try a run on it.

I have a 2009 Subaru Forester Limited non turbo. The turbos and the non turbos all call per manufacture a 3750 oil change. They don't elaborate on their monthly duty cycle but thats the mileage they require. They both use the same engines a 2.5l boxer engine. In the late past the Subaru's were...

I wouldn't worry too much about break in as I feel todays modern car engine making process is a lot different than yesterdays. I would though do what your doing by draining all the machineing oil and lube that they use to assemble the engine. Get that out. I would use Mobil 1 0w20. Thats what I...

So everyone think its going to take a lot to ruin a lug nut. But what about ruining a rim, rotor, or anything else. I feel by everyones tone that 100 ft lbs on a 86ft lbs recommendation is going to be just fine. huh????

Make a long story short. I have -2006 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab - 86 ft lbs. -2008 Toyota Sienna - 76 ft lbs. How much torque is too much. I think my mech. torqued the lugs down to 100 ft lbs. How bad is this or should i be worried? I mean my wheel hasn't fallen off yet. Thanks

Let me walk everyone through this. I was thinking that since this is a multi-purpose product and seeing this I already started this thread on the product I wanted to know others opinion on using it in my oil. I don't think that this is too hard. It would be nice if people would just keep up the...

WOW! You really didn't read my post.

You didnt read my post above. I am talking about putting it the oil.

I know, I know. This is the wrong thread to start talking about this but, MMO is multi-purpose product. The question is. Does see a benefit/purpose in using this in my oil for my 2006 Tacoma 4cyl. I live in Atlanta, GA and it could be pretty hot down here. Give me your incite.

Who uses this stuff in their gas? and much do you add? I know the bottle says 4oz. for 10 gallons. But, how much do you when you have a 22 gallon tank like mine and you fill at half full? Do you guys just add the amount for the 22 gallon tank or do you add what the pump says you pumped???

I went to Microsoft's website under the template section and typed in Vehicle Maintenance Spreadsheet. I have them edit to meet my requirements. Send me a PM and I can send you what I got. If you don't feel confident that you can find it on Microsoft's website.

Want to start to replace my stock bulbs with LED's. My question is do I need load resistors for the tail lights? OR just the turn signals?

I just bought myself a 2006 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab 2.7L 4cyl. I was pretty much a Ford guy since then. I am running Mobil Clean 5000 in there now. Its not an extended driver. Only to work and back. Maybe 11miles on way. Only on for about 15min. Other than that not I don't really go anywhere on...

Does anyone know where the drain plug is for this van? Does anyone have a pic of it too???? Thanks in advance. TIM

Use a good Full SYN 5w30. I use 5w30 with no problem even in my 2004 MPV Mazda that specs 5w20. I have a Tacoma now it loves Pennzoil Platinum. No auto RX needed.