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A member of another forum recently asked me about a point in the 3.0L Wrangler Diesel Supplement Manual and I snapped a couple pictures for him. It brought to mind this gem of a post from Danno, and I figured I'd come back and straighten him out and anyone else who might look at this topic in...

Do you think your post is less odd than his? I've seen the chart before, so it isn't new information to me I opened this thread thinking it might be about a specific oil he likes to use in his 6.7L. I didn't find what I expected. No big deal. Your post though......it's a very odd first post. I...

I really hate those people that: Drive too fast Have too dark of a tint Truck is too tall Improperly aimed headlights Do not know how to use a turn signal Text and drive Drink and drive Take all corners as if they were a race car driver Have loud exhausts Drive too slow Keep looking at their...

I would swear they changed the wording on their website. I thought that it was neat that the Platinum was made from natural gas, then I read the little disclaimer at the bottom that said the Euro was excluded. I clearly remember thinking "that's dumb". Because this oil is specifically called...

The 5w40 euro is not made from natural gas according to the pennzoil website.

Take a spare brick dig a hole pack the brick in the hole nice and tight with dirt with only the face showing and drill into it. Depending on the soil the results might be the same (blowout), but it might just drill perfectly. Also if you can find a brick on an inside corner low (not at ground...

A spare brick will blow out or crack much easier than one that is part of a wall. No different than trying to drill into a brick or concrete wall too close to an edge. I'm not trying to tell you that you can definitely drill into your bricks you have without damage. But I am saying that...

Rotohammer pick your favorite color/brand SDS-PLUS shank with multi-point bits And the right type of anchors.....

Same here. Well maybe not on sale, but down to $13 a gallon after rebate. But I'd rather suck it up and pay more for oil that my 6.7 likes......

SHOP GLOVES MADE IN THE USA! I wear leathers for pretty much anything that doesn't take fine dexterity. To feel stuff, any of those tight knit gloves with the fancy rubberized (like) coatings. Sounds like you just need regular old Brown Jersey gloves.

How many fingers do you have on your hands?

So why does FCA say it is required? They want your DPF to fail?

How would temperatures have affected these oil analyses?

I don't think filing sights down is hack work. But I also question whether you'll get what you need out of it to correct it at a distance of only 15 yards. Maybe 3-4" that close seems like an awful lot for a sight that I'm assuming is very close to the bore. Barrels bent maybe?

API SN engine oil category is required.

Don't change it if it's working I guess, but starting an engine with 15w40 in -20c is not recommended. But obviously you're doing fine so no big deal?

I mean, I don't know for a fact it would be a problem, but......harmonic......I'd personally replace it if I did that to my 5.9.

Whhaaaa? Rock Auto isn't safe? I just ordered 30k miles of maintenance items from them for my new 6.7L F350. SAY it ain't so. So I have to become a detective to see if I got legit Motorcraft parts?

It's been .10 cheaper than regular here recently.