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does anyone know, for someone whoe rarely drives many miles per year, when should one change their brake fluid?

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for phila region i found it at national auto stores (the one at souderton) at pa113 & rt 309 (small shopping center

i just saw this myself yesterday at horsham, pa wm on blair mill rd

how about using a recipe of oil with half xw-30 and xw-20?

i heard techron by chevron is what exists in normal shell/texaco gas (see toptiergas.com). i also used redline sl1 with good results (it is good for the reason that you can use regular, small portions all the time)

rather than use hi-mileage oil, i want to chosse (can you all help me) between texaco synthetic, or full syn supertech (walmart) or 7500 mobil. This would be for 2 beaters my wife and i have - 95 geo prizm (1.6l 4-cyl auto) and 92 plymouth voyager (3.0 mitsu v-6, 3-spd auto) thanks in advance -...

i think it is for tractor trailers (big rigs)

outrun simply i think you need to make sure that you are at least (and always) at max air pressure for your car

colt i think that you are ok at 32 but for the fun of it just use 33 - i heard somewhere that the absolute diff should never be more than 4 lbs less. Use 35 when fully loaded or at high speed for long times/distances

looks like techron but for performance (sorry i forgot the name)

i would try fro the 7500 mile oil since i think, it delivers the "best bang" for the buck

I dont know anything about scientific factors but about 25 years ago - my dad with his 73 dodge dart (slant 6) MIXED up some texaco and gulf (equal parts roughly) and got this brew that yielded more miles per gallon than expected (then a ride to the shore and back: about 65 miles each way; about...

how about the 1.8? in the corolla - i've seen many to be running on the road even by people who dont know anything about maintenance or just dont care (9 out of 10 bank robbers recommend it for quick and reliable get-a-ways, ha ha)

cant believe it but they had mobil1 0w-30 (for a few pennies less than equivalent newer mobil1) rated sh with dirty yellowed labels - this was in warminster, pa

just love these guys' confidence, anyone else see it

sxg6 dont worry - modern vehicles now have "smart" computer chips that can dial back power to prevent damage to engine from less octane gas.

my acura place added MOA and said that this prevents sludge and acts as a additional additive for protection against heat and stopn-n-go driving; what do you all think?

http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2005/11/21/148673.html

andyh no problem - i needed that most of you are really sharp on this forum unlike myself; a semi regular visitor