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No offense, but you're seeking tax advice on a motor oil website? Get yourself a good accountant and have him/her handle your taxes. You'll be much better off.

Wix on my 2006 Pilot Hyundai OEM on my 2012 Elantra

Started driving in 1982 1977 Chevy Monza (used) 1985 Chevy Camaro (new) 1991 Chevy S-10 Blazer (new) 1997 Chevy S-10 Blazer (new) 1998 Toyota Corolla (new-wifes car-totaled in accident 7/2011) 2003 Ford Explorer (leased new) 2006 Honda Pilot (new-still own) 2012 Hyundai Elantra (new-still own)

Originally Posted By: Bill in Utah I think its a belt. I think the 1ZZFE came out in 99? Bill Nope. 1998 was the first year for the 1ZZ-FE. It has a chain. The four speeds were less prone to burning oil than the three speeds for some reason. My 98 Corolla was in an accident over the summer...

No CEL is lit and there are no pending codes currently. Just can't seem to get the CAT monitor to set. All other monitors are set and show no problems.

I have a friend with a 2004 Escape. He had some some transmission problems which he had serviced. In the process, the OBD codes were reset. Whats happening now is that all of his monitors have readied themselves with the exception of the CAT. He has driven it in various situations for over 350...

QSUD. Just bought a 2012 Elantra and this is what I plan on running. Would love to know where it starts out. Get the TBN too. Thanks.

I was running VWB 5W-20 in my 98 Corolla for about 3,000 miles. It was the first time I ran that weight oil in it. Engine had 203,000 miles on it and there was no noticeable difference in it's sound or performance. No consumption and no leaks anywhere. Was going to change it out the day after...

I bought (3) 5 qt jugs of the 5W-30 conventional back in November for about $27. I am currently running it in my 98 Corolla that has just under 195,000 miles on it. No problems with it whatsoever and I would not hesitate to use it again. Been running it for 5K OCI's.

Current stash: 20 Qts Valvoline MaxLife Blend 5W-30 10 Qts Valvoline White Bottle 5W-20 Running BITOG total: 28,311

I mostly drive my wife's 1998 Corolla to work. It's a 147 mile round trip. The car has 195,000 miles on it. I used the cruise control on the last two trips I made, one set at 65 mph and one set at 55 mph. Set at 65, I averaged 38.5 mpg. Set at 55 mph I averaged 43.8 mpg. This car never ceases to...

My wife bought her 1998 Corolla 4 speed auto in November of 1997. I now use it for work and as a second car. I put about 22,000 miles a year on it. It only had about 20,000 miles on it when we got married in late 2000. I started using it for work around 2003 or so. It now has 194,000 miles on it...

Originally Posted By: PontiacFan Originally Posted By: Trajan Arx pouring out of a bottle has no relation to how it acts in an engine. It doesn't stop the engine from starting, or from getting lubrication. If how it pours out of a bottle when cold is such a concern, leave the bottle in the...

There is one difference between the Castrol warranty and the Pennzoil warranty. Castrol will allow you to have up to 100,000 miles on the vehicle if it's less than 6 years old. Pennzoil only allows you 60,000.

Hi All. First post here. Love this site. Decided after driving my wife's 1998 Corolla for the last 8 years that I'm going to do my own oil changes from now on. Tired of going where ever and having whatever put in to it. Will OCI at 5K-6K. Driven about 22,000 miles per year. 1998 Toyota...