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Originally Posted by Skippy722 Originally Posted by Linctex Originally Posted by CT8 Squirters squirt oil to under the pistons for added cooling. These are pretty darn rare... piston squirters don't exist on 99% of the car and light truck engines out there. Diesels, Yes. Gas engines, not...

Originally Posted by OVERKILL Originally Posted by WobblyElvis I guess our Provincial Premier, Doug Ford, should resign. He offered no help, saying it was a lost cause and people are going to have get used to job loss. Our premier is supposed to go to bat for us or at least offer hope. Shame on...

What leads me to believe the fuel number is grossly inaccurate is the UOA of my father inlaws Caravan that had a lot of fuel in the oil and the flash point and viscosity hardly budged so if it moved this much this sample the 1% number has to be grossly inaccurate given how well Signature Series...

Originally Posted by BigD1 A measly 170 million while they invest billions in China. We are ~35 million people, it's a big deal to us.

I like doing the first one at 30K and then 50K thereafter.

Didn't mean to imply the clutches were controlled by the ECM, just that it adds complexity to the charging system readings along with the smart charging system. A scan tool is good because it will tell you the commanded duty cycle and that can be checked against what the alternator is actually...

Originally Posted by KGMtech This is good, but the politicians had nothing to do with GM's decision. The market wants CUV's and SUV's and not cars, so that's what a good business will accept and go forward. ^^ This

Originally Posted by The Critic Originally Posted by dseg42 But if our AMSOIL products were the result cause of any type of failure, we stand behind them 100%. The devil is in the details. AMSOIL is saying that if our product fails and causes an engine failure, we will handle the situation...

Originally Posted by Danno Originally Posted by StevieC Originally Posted by Danno Good, should be 50%. Especially after the Chinese backed out of months of negotiations on Friday. I'm all for it considering what they have been doing us lately on Canola because they aren't happy about us...

I'd switch to a 30wt then and give it a try, high mileage should resist burn-off better. Thicker won't hurt so long as it's not overly thick which a 30wt in a 20wt application wouldn't be.

Originally Posted by Silver This year was spec'd for 5w20, all -earlier- models same engine was spec'd for 5w30. Insert your Ford conspiracy/cafe arguments here I replaced the oil pan gasket shortly after I got it because it was leaking. The pickup looked fine and no debris or even sludge in...

Originally Posted by kschachn It was just amusing after you admonished the poster in that other thread. I turned the corner and here you were. I explained why I said what I did in the other thread... He mentioned a political figure. I did not here. There is a difference you fail to want to...

Originally Posted by javacontour Originally Posted by Danno Good, should be 50%. Especially after the Chinese backed out of months of negotiations on Friday. I'm sure they too have a copy of "The Art of the Deal" somewhere to consult... Regardless your political leanings, tariffs seem to put...

Originally Posted by kschachn Originally Posted by StevieC gman and kschachn feel free to use the "Report" button if you truly feel that way. It's just news... I wasn't political at any point. Some of you here are such babies. Grow up, really. Like throwing a steak into a tiger cage. Did I...

Considering the leak, the mileage and the consumption a 30wt might be a good move however just to be sure it's not PCV related has this been replaced with an OEM one?

Originally Posted by Danno Good, should be 50%. Especially after the Chinese backed out of months of negotiations on Friday. I'm all for it considering what they have been doing us lately on Canola because they aren't happy about us detaining the Huawei lady at the request of your country...

Originally Posted by kschachn Sure. I post a lot of news on various things. Can't help what makes the news and YOU happen to decide if it's political or not. In the other thread that other member clearly mentioned our Premiere for Ontario and it's why I stated what I did in response to him.

Originally Posted by kschachn Originally Posted by StevieC Please respect the forum rules and don't make it political. Thanks. Where was this political. It's describing what is happening. Did I mention the current administration?

Originally Posted by WobblyElvis I guess our Provincial Premier, Doug Ford, should resign. He offered no help, saying it was a lost cause and people are going to have get used to job loss. Our premier is supposed to go to bat for us or at least offer hope. Shame on him. Please respect the forum...

LINK Quote The United States will raise tariffs from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports effective Friday, according to a notice posted to the Federal Register on Wednesday. The U.S. Trade Representative's office will establish a process to seek exclusions for...