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I agree.

Most Toyota dealerships around OKC use Mobil Super 0w20. This was confirmed with the oil distributer that delivers the oil. However, the part # on the invoice will still show the TGMO number.

My guess would be Mobil XHP222 as it is widely used in the automotive, heavy duty field. http://www.mobil.com/Canada-English-LCW/...e-xhp-222.aspx#

I have had good luck with AC Delco Synthetic Brake Lubricant Part# 10-4019 it is also rated at 2000*F This is what GM advises to use. It comes in an 8oz can so it should last a good while. http://www.rmsautoparts.com/proddetail.php?prod=10-4019 These are good people to order from. The GM...

Pushing the slide pin all the way in the bore and then gently lifting the sealed area of the boot to expel the trapped air is the recommended procedure. If it is still sucking air in the boot afterward, then more than likely the boots are drawing in air from a bad boot seal when being moved.

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From what I have seen and read in my owners manual, all transfer cases in the GMT900 07-present GM trucks spec Dex VI in manual and auto transfer cases.

Excessive fuel dilution can be caused by the small fuel pump leaking fuel into the camshaft bore or the front seal on the injection pump. 900-950 may cause a problem with PTO engagement. If it were in a truck with a manual trans, it would be just fine. Advancing the timing a bit could help with...

Just regular rubbing alcohol is what they specify to use.

On another note, take a look at the May 2009 Archive from the above blog. Pretty interesting pics of a failed aftermarket oil filter. http://www.sandyblogs.com/techlink/2009/05/

I agree rclint. However, I dont understand why he was saying to Only use GM or Havoline Dexcool. Is there a difference in the formulation compared to Prestone Dexcool?

Originally Posted By: S2500Dog 50/50 mixture of clean, drinkable water and use only Goodwrench DEX-COOLor HavolineDEX-COOLCoolant. Basically I would go with the Havoline brand being 50/50 blended because this brand is made by Chevron/Texaco which are excellent products over the Dex-Cool...

Originally Posted By: JohnBrowning Last I checked BIO based oil where only about as good as dino with reqard to the amount of deposits they leave behind. THis was especialy the case when going well beyond 5000 miles. Can you further explain this?

GM Specs Dexron VI in at least there 2009 Silverado Transfer Cases.

Just a quick FYI...was in the parts store today and thought I would take a look at a couple different filters. One thing that caught my eye is that it seems as though the PF-48 AC Delco filter is not a E-core made filter. Instead, it had a steel center tube and was stamped "ZZ" on the face of...

Originally Posted By: tig1 M1 and Pure1. As good as they get and easy to find. Newbie question here, but, how are they better compared to the Wix/Napa Gold Line? What micron and flow rating is the M1113 (equiv. of PF48)? Through searching on here, it seems that you may sacrifice some flow for...

Originally Posted By: MontyD I thought it was recommended to stay away from the new AC Delco filters? I think I will do 3 changes using conventional oil and then make the switch over to syn. at 5k. Is there any harm to using a Mobil 1 M1113 filter from the get go? I didnt know if the increased...

Originally Posted By: mrsilv04 Originally Posted By: demarpaint First change at 500 miles, filled with dino oil, ran that another 1500 miles, then switched to synthetic oil. If I were to do it again I would run a third fill of dino and change that out at 5000 miles, then make the change to the...

Hello, I recently purchased a new 09 Silverado 1500 with the 5.3ltr engine. I am currently setting at 440 total miles on the truck. I am planning on dumping the factory fill out at about 500-600 miles, if anything, for peace of mind, and was wondering what the the general opinion was on...

One last thing....I noticed that the Mobil 1 oil filters use a synthetic fiber blend media rather than a paper media like the Wix and other brands. Is there any benefit to running the synthetic media opposed to the paper?