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Tons of thoughts on Liquimoly, none of them say that it is the 'best', but it is a good oil, but most say its not worth the price. https://www.bmwfanatics.co.za/showthread.php?tid=80735 https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/voa-liqui-moly-leichtlauf-high-tech-5w40.253038/#post-4089452...

But after changing you did notice some difference? At least according to your post.

I know it is common to hear this noice on cars running non OEM oil filters. I might would give that a try before doing the cam phaser.

What do you mean by 'spirited driving'? It is a suv with 250 HP, max. Are you taking it to a mountain pass and running it hard with zero cool down time? Taking it to the drag strip? If you aren't doing any of that, then I don't see why you would change the oil weight in the car. Honestly, the...

VQ35/VQ30 from Nissan

I don't own a Vette, but at my local NAPA Auto Parts the guy who works there does and he runs Castrol 0w40.

I haven't seen it local, but I ran across it on RockAuto the other day.

Bought this to switch my G35 from Castrol 0W40 to the Mobil 0W40. Have you had experience with the Castrol?

Can you post a photo of this supposed 2 year old Diesel oil that looks brand new?

The 4 cylinder, and honestly the fluid was so black and burnt that anything was better than what was in there. I haven't noticed in change in driving since changing it roughly 18 months ago. i might just run that fluid until 300k since the OEM fluid got me to well over 200k miles.

Good Day BITOG'ers, I have an 05 Honda Accord with ~240k miles on it. I have had the car since it was ~140-160k miles, the first ever transmission fluid change to my knowledge was a year ago, and I changed it with Castrol Import ATF, it was just a drain and fill. I ran across some Valvoline...

I would worry about damaging the paint with a plastic card. A soft spatula will work fine, but I would also use a hair dryer to warm up the red grease to make it easier to come off. It will be very time consuming.

Funny two people quoted this post listing the same car as a I4 with a timing belt instead of chain. Notice I said MOST not all. I know there are examples with belts still. Subaru changed all theirs to chains I believe in '12 or '13, Honda I4's all have chains, Toyotas all have chains, IDK about...

Just filled up today at Exxon for $1.80/G for 87 octane. Costco is showing $1.67/G for 87 on GasBuddy, but I haven't been to that side of town to verify.

https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/black-stone-lab-results-on-2009-sonata-with-98-712-miles.332378/#post-5536106 https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/mobil-1-0w40-euro-formula-2005-dodge-ram-srt-10-3-141mi-12-months.332500/#post-5545669 While the first one isn't exactly...

I wonder if this will work for the 6 quart 'smart change', also this should be moved to the rebates section.

At what level do you consider high? I typically see on reports ~3-5ppm.

isn't that silicon level a little high?

Just consider this, many of people spend $50-100 for full synthetic oil changes all day long at their local dealership or express lube on a regular basis. So, like many other people stated, whether it is worth it or not is completely up to you. The oil industry already makes a killing in profits...

You might be correct. That one I have no answer for.