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Did you pull the trigger on the headlight recode? I've been considering that and while they're in there, addressing the issue with leaving the auto start/stop feature deactivated and maybe a couple other options that can be changed. If you did, which coding service did you use? Also, I don't...

Back to the topic at hand... what actually is the difference in the "high mileage" oils? Should I use that, or is it just marketing hype?

Originally Posted By: mbacfp Awesome. Our Durango is our camping car we flat tow behind motorhome. I drive it once a week to work. Had a few repairs shortly after purchase...small evap leak, an O2 sensor, BCM computer module replaced, and front air conditioner blower and resister replaced. Other...

As far as I know, it is the original 46RE, yes. Transmission has been good for the 100k I've had it. Overall, the truck has been really good, actually. I drove it from about 2007 until about 2014 daily... then I parked it for awhile when I got a '12 Charger, which I later traded in for a new '16...

I have a 2001 Dodge Durango with a 5.9l V8 which I have not driven regularly in a long time (mostly been sitting in my yard until about 5 months ago getting old), but have recently gotten back on the road as my sort of daily/road trip truck to help keep miles off the pretty car. Anyway, it has...

Originally Posted By: demarpaint Originally Posted By: The_Sock_Monkey Yes, I generally do oil changes myself. I can't really say why. I guess it's just like hanging out with your car for awhile. Feels good. Like man and machine bonding? LOL I know the feeling. Recently I spent the better...

Yes, I generally do oil changes myself. I can't really say why. I guess it's just like hanging out with your car for awhile. Feels good.

Originally Posted By: CT8 Originally Posted By: The_Sock_Monkey Thank you to everyone else I did not specifically quote. I appreciate your knowledge and experience! Now to start figuring out what other fun things to do to my car! Drive the car. Ha! That's definitely a given!

Thank you to everyone else I did not specifically quote. I appreciate your knowledge and experience! Now to start figuring out what other fun things to do to my car!

Originally Posted By: Bottom_Feeder Originally Posted By: demarpaint Chrysler product calling for 5W20, under warranty, use an oil that meets the MS6395 spec. Pennzoil comes to mind and is the factory fill for Chrysler. This. Use Pennzoil Platinum and call it a day. It may not be as sexy as...

Originally Posted By: demarpaint Chrysler product calling for 5W20, under warranty, use an oil that meets the MS6395 spec. Pennzoil comes to mind and is the factory fill for Chrysler. Take your pick PYB, PP, PUP. I'm currently using PUP. Mobil 1 doesn't meet the spec, their Super does. Thanks...

Originally Posted By: SR5 Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR You need 5W20(syn or blend or dino) that meet MS 6395 spec, at least during warranty. After warranty I would go with name brand synthetic 0W20 or 0W30. I pretty much agree with HTSS_TR above. In warranty you need an API SN oil that also...

Greetings, various and sundry oil gurus! I have owned several cars in my life. To my knowledge, none have experienced any oil-related failures. However, since I have been wandering around the Charger forums, I have noticed that there's a fellow there who sells something called Quantum Blue...