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That’s from Caterpillar directly saying it.

Says Liqui Moly

Ok, is a full synthetic approved for that old of an engine? Did they even exist then?

The one thing I really really hate about redline is the bottle. The thing is DESIGNED to be impossible to hold with any sort of oil on the gloves.

Either way. It’s it own manly way that’s a beautiful job!

Sorry just the gaskets and all. Wouldn’t an engine that old have swelling issues with a synthetic oil?

Did you redo the seals?

That’s for older engines. Their Ceratec is for anything modern.

Odd it can be LL01 approved but recommended for LL14FE+. But yes looks nice so far. Want to see the add package. What’s the point of KV100/HTHS?

The Hemi guys swear by Red Line 5w30. I run it as well and it makes my B58 not sound like a little tractor anymore

That's already planned. Batteries are charged up about to go swap out the air filter.

I meant time wise I may do it. If everything goes according to plan. If not today now then push it back to tomorrow. I’m doing things in steps.

Had water get in an engine while doing off roading. It didn't hydrolock but it started to idle rough so I cut it off. The flow of the river somewhat forced water into the side air intake and into the motor. I think it had about 2.5-3 quarts worth in a 7qt motor but never started the motor...

Nice! I did two kits separately of Red Line 5w30 and filter for my Ineos. So total I’m in about $300. Keep really wanting to try Molygen based on all the guys on the BMW forums swearing by it but the VOA of Red Line seems so much better. So basically I’ll be at about $110 for two oil changes...

The manual is designed to get you to the end of warranty. Jeep ecodiesels were grenading plenty due to bad requirements

So you won’t accept a statement from an oil company on the properties of oil. What sources will you accept?

I suggest you write Motul and explain to them then.

Viscosity loss due to mechanical stress' on the engine...

Then they'd stick with the proven designs that already get 500k miles. But they didn't. Their "upgraded" and "better" designs are currently sitting there with factory recalls.

Have you tried google? You're picking a small underwhelming engine but it's still had it's issues.