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FYI this is still available, must go through your local Cummins dealer

Can you do the equivalent of several ATF drain and refills with your brake fluid and get mostly new brake fluid as a result? Just watched a video of that very thing, the guy was driving about 100 miles between the removal of a few ounces and then adding the same amount of new BF. Does that...

One of the 2 local WMs close to me only had 2 quarts of the ST syn 75W-90 gear oil in stock for my 06 Tacoma rear differential, I bought them thinking I could grab another one from the other WM just down the road. Didn't work out for me, as the second store had zero in stock even though the...

OK that's what I was thinking as well. I'm surprised that I haven't heard from someone who's done this, last time I was active in here there were all kinds of experiments going on LOL There's a dealer just a couple miles from me, and she's cute, so yeah 😂

I don't think I'm getting my question across, I'll try again. By using a premium oil and filter that's designed to go 25K miles, and given my driving parameters, is it feasible to go several years before changing the oil and filter? And yes, I know that Amsoil recommends changing 25K or 1...

So if the oil is good for 25K and the filter is good for 25K, what's the harm in not changing it for several years? I already do that, I'm trying to not change the oil for several years by using products designed to go 25K miles. Is there any harm in doing that?

My local Amsoil dealer

I've got a 2006 Tacoma with the 4 cyl engine, 156K miles, not burning oil and no other known issues. I've always changed the oil and filter every 5K miles, sometimes using conventional and sometimes running whatever syn was on sale. I'm retired now and don't enjoy getting under the truck like I...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjC...tVVIU1RpYv1W7Cp6eJyJswkLRWMsoubaO9P8IeGo

Very sorry to hear this

https://interestingengineering.com/video/thermal-camera-footage-shows-how-a-cold-engine-warms-up

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I can't think of a single tangible advantage of using a 0W oil over a 5W oil in Florida. But it would certainly be safe to do so.

Originally Posted By: hisilver Needs to be whitening toothpaste (contains abrasives). Whitening tp contains more abrasive, but regular tp has plenty of abrasive to get the job done. I've used regular tp before with good results. Just be sure to seal it when you're done.

Originally Posted By: Doog If a sealed trans...then you can do fluid drain fills but you need to learn how to set the fluid level correctly. IIRC, getting it up to temp is involved, but would it be that critical if all you were doing was removing then replacing a quart or so?

Have you tried different types of rope? These days who knows what goes into a "natural fiber" rope

http://www.automatic.com/ Available soon, looks like something that might be worthy of $70.00

This is just wrong on so many levels http://www.youtube.com/embed/dYslhL71k1M?rel=0

IIRC, it's a Valvoline product, and a decent oil that should work well in your Civic. I've used it before with no problems, as have many others.

Originally Posted By: skyship Which exact GC oil are you talking about?? This one- http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubb...t=56&page=1