Havoline's website is now up!
No Depsit Shield in synthetic oil.
No Depsit Shield in synthetic oil.
Deposit Shield Website is UP!
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For those that can't find it, here's the URL:
http://www.texaco.com/yourcar/depositshield/
http://www.texaco.com/yourcar/depositshield/
My engine has precious metals? Should I be checking for gold in my next UOA?
I should offer to edit that website, and correct the grammar:
"Through using the American Petroleum Institute's SM technology, all grades of Havoline with Deposit Shield maintain viscosity at higher temperatures for longer periods of time than many competitors, making it an excellent choice..."
should be:
By using the American Petroleum Institute's SM technology, every grade of Havoline with Deposit Shield maintains viscosity at higher temperatures for longer periods of time than many competitors, making it an excellent choice..."
I should offer to edit that website, and correct the grammar:
"Through using the American Petroleum Institute's SM technology, all grades of Havoline with Deposit Shield maintain viscosity at higher temperatures for longer periods of time than many competitors, making it an excellent choice..."
should be:
By using the American Petroleum Institute's SM technology, every grade of Havoline with Deposit Shield maintains viscosity at higher temperatures for longer periods of time than many competitors, making it an excellent choice..."
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There was nothing wrong with the original version.
Wow that looks like quakerstate marketing ugh
and I quote
Not all cars are designed to run synthetic motor oil. That's why there's conventional Havoline with Deposit Shield. Designed for small cars and light trucks with high-revving engines, Havoline offers seven different SAE grades to help ensure the right match for your car or truck.
and I quote
Not all cars are designed to run synthetic motor oil. That's why there's conventional Havoline with Deposit Shield. Designed for small cars and light trucks with high-revving engines, Havoline offers seven different SAE grades to help ensure the right match for your car or truck.
Thanks for the link, you beat me to it! LOL
I've just come to ignore the marketing aspect of all the oil brands. Are their any left that don't hype/exaggerate their product? Not many that I can think of. I'm sure it's good oil. I'm not quite sure what was wrong with the old stuff??
I've just come to ignore the marketing aspect of all the oil brands. Are their any left that don't hype/exaggerate their product? Not many that I can think of. I'm sure it's good oil. I'm not quite sure what was wrong with the old stuff??
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There are separate PDS for deposit shield (are we going to coin a BITOG bite?? an acronym?? HDS?? DSH? someone? anyone?? Bueller? Bueller?)
For the HDS PDS you have to go to I forget how I got here
For the HDS PDS you have to go to I forget how I got here
Does Mazda have "Zoom Zoom?" Apparently it's in their every car...
"Help preserve your valuable investment by using Havoline Synthetic Motor Oil—so advanced it doesn't need Deposit Shield. Designed for sport utility vehicles, high performance and luxury cars, Havoline's advanced detergent technology is a coating shield that protects your engine from harmful deposits."
The synthetic "doesn't need" Deposit Shield? At least it comes in 5w-40.
The synthetic "doesn't need" Deposit Shield? At least it comes in 5w-40.
Too bad oil companies won't let their engineers write up the product info.
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