El Nina kicking in I guess, who knows what it may bring, I hope it brings on winter. Got 5 cords of firewood ready, hope it comes.
Maybe I should get out and put this 0-40 in the Cummins.
Cyprs
I was using Delvac 1 5W-40 with great results but the local Wal-marts don't stock it anymore.So I tried the XD3 in the 40W and it was better in the cold than the Delvac 1...not much,but better..The XD-3 is sold at all the local Wal-marts around here in the 40W and I have to go to the bulk dealer whom has bad hours for me.The guy (bulk Esso dealer) on St.Luke here in town is open 8-5 and closed on week-ends.I work 9-5 and have the week-ends offquote:
Originally posted by BlazerLT:
Why are you using 0w40?
I don't think soquote:
Originally posted by Tim:
We can't get the Esso down in the states, can we?![]()
edit: sorry, just read to the end...dummy!
Tim
Doesn't that engine call for 5w30?quote:
Originally posted by Greaser:
I was using Delvac 1 5W-40 with great results but the local Wal-marts don't stock it anymore.So I tried the XD3 in the 40W and it was better in the cold than the Delvac 1...not much,but better..The XD-3 is sold at all the local Wal-marts around here in the 40W and I have to go to the bulk dealer whom has bad hours for me.The guy (bulk Esso dealer) on St.Luke here in town is open 8-5 and closed on week-ends.I work 9-5 and have the week-ends offquote:
Originally posted by BlazerLT:
Why are you using 0w40?
I'll have to get over there on one of my days off and shop around for case deals....he sells Mobil oils also so may-be I can scoop up some Delvac 1 for the summer.![]()
Windsor? Sarnia? Look at Imperial Oil's website for a list of dealers in Canada.quote:
Originally posted by Triple_Se7en:
Another question!
Where in the Detroit area can I purchase ESSO XD-3 Synthetic? I just purchased a new Chevy Colorado 4X4 with the new 3.5 five-cylinder. I'd like to try it after I reach around 3500 on the odometer.
http://theoildrop.server101.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=001103#000000quote:
Originally posted by BlazerLT:
Doesn't that engine call for 5w30?quote:
Originally posted by Greaser:
I was using Delvac 1 5W-40 with great results but the local Wal-marts don't stock it anymore.So I tried the XD3 in the 40W and it was better in the cold than the Delvac 1...not much,but better..The XD-3 is sold at all the local Wal-marts around here in the 40W and I have to go to the bulk dealer whom has bad hours for me.The guy (bulk Esso dealer) on St.Luke here in town is open 8-5 and closed on week-ends.I work 9-5 and have the week-ends offquote:
Originally posted by BlazerLT:
Why are you using 0w40?
I'll have to get over there on one of my days off and shop around for case deals....he sells Mobil oils also so may-be I can scoop up some Delvac 1 for the summer.![]()
Next winter I probably will.I plug in both my Jeeps so morning cold starts are a non-issue.The drive home is a different thing ,after sitting in the open parking lot all day.On extremely cold days the Delvac 1 5W-40 and even the Mobil 1 10w30 would make my oil pressure come up slooow and the "check gauges" light would come on and "beep" for a second with the TJ's 4.0L.This was worse when I used the Mobil 1 oil filter and REALLY bad with the POS Bosch Premium I used once for a week then pitched it ("clicker" bypass valve don't work worth cr@p)now using the WIX "Sport Truck" oversize filter that is a great filter,with lotsa great features that was discontinuedquote:
Originally posted by BlazerLT:
I would honestly try the 0w30 from Esso.
It is a really thick 30 weight.