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Some fancy lubricant like an amsoil

Turbo no likey thick oil

Back in my custodian days we would use a mild acid bowl cleaner which we got from a janitorial supply house for stubborn stains and for maintenance (upkeep) we used a NABC or Non acidic bowl cleaner

I never put thought into louvers vs holes but more I’m on here the more I want to stay away from louvers.

Warren product

You really believe it was the filter?

And our children

Doubt it. Probably don’t even use super tech but something else that Warren puts in 55 gallon drums or whatever they get cheapest

RP has a Dexos license I give them that much. I hear it’s good oil I been tempted to run it but can’t get myself to spend the money on it. I would probably try it before I would amsoil

I believe you could skip them but yes when my kid watches YouTube occasionally these ads/clips will come to view and some could be 30 mins

lol.. it didnt have HPL or amsoil then. $2.66 is cheap per Qt i would be content with that.

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/pure-guard/pure-guard-non-detergent-motor-oil-30w-1-quart/pgd0/nd30qt?q=nd-30&pos=3 https://www.autozone.com/motor-oil-and-transmission-fluid/engine-oil/p/stp-mineral-engine-oil-nd-30w-1-quart/811768_0_0 no need to go overboard whatever it has been filled...

straight 30 non detergent would be the way to go

someone has to pay the bills

straight 30 mainly however some of the newer compressors recommended a 10w30 full synthetic. that's what we used for compressor that ran any pneumatics in the school district.

I’d go with basic Gabriel’s or sensen if you’re looking to restore a stock ride. The Gabriel’s will definitely cost more. My friend had sensen on his 95 Camaro with good results I tried them on my 98 f150 and also had good results.

This

5w-30 euro oil

that's good (y) OP also has an older vehicle that calls for 5w-30

may have to delete the thread and start a new group message.