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i think there is additive clash when changing brands like buster says, and additive consonance when staying with 1 brand.

but sometimes you just gotta get yer oil on
 
Originally Posted By: awol350
Maxlife stopped all water leaks in my house and divorce with my wife!


This is the type of testimonial I think we can all take something from.
 
Originally Posted By: Danh
Some seem to think once seals have been conditioned with MaxLife, going back to a conventional, non-HM oil will result in shrinking seals and again, more leaks than there were at the beginning. Again, has anyone seen this?


This has not been the case in my experience. I have run a few OCIs of MaxLife 5W-20 (the NextGen variety, for what it's worth) in our 2008 Honda CR-V, with fewer than 70,000 miles, and I now have Pennzoil Platinum 0W-20 in it and there are absolutely no leaks. Granted, I didn't run the MaxLife for 100,000 miles and then switch to something else, but in my limited experience, I have not had any leaks when switching back off it.
 
Originally Posted By: [RT
ProjUltraZ] i think there is additive clash when changing brands like buster says, and additive consonance when staying with 1 brand.

but sometimes you just gotta get yer oil on


This makes sense to me but I suppose staying in-brand (e.g. Mobil, SOPUS) would be pretty safe.

Separately, my MaxLife-cured leak has proven to be illusory. While fine on shorter trips, the leak reappears after a couple hours on the Interstate. As this is when the oil may be at its hottest, I'm wondering if a 5w/30 would leak noticeably less than the 5w/20 in the car now.
 
Originally Posted By: [RT
ProjUltraZ] i think there is additive clash when changing brands like buster says, and additive consonance when staying with 1 brand.

but sometimes you just gotta get yer oil on


Additive Clash is the name of my new rock band.
 
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Originally Posted By: Danh
As this is when the oil may be at its hottest, I'm wondering if a 5w/30 would leak noticeably less than the 5w/20 in the car now.


makes sense, i'd try it
 
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