Is the Mobil CLean 7500 considered a good oil in its synthetic blend class? Also, what is a safe OCI with this oil other than the guaranteed 7500 OCI?
Mobil Clean 7500 good choice?
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This oil is a sleeper. It is a group III/group IV blend.
Triple_Se7en
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How did you reach that conclusion?
The VOA of that oil, clearly shows that it has more additives than the M5000. It is in my car now.
is it ok to switch to this oil after 107k of using conventional with 3-4k OCI without worrying about leaks in seals a no auto-rx?
yep, its alrighty...
I used it for 3 oil changes in our camry with 175k miles, no new leaks.
I used it for 3 oil changes in our camry with 175k miles, no new leaks.
I'm about to use 4 changes worth in my wife's 1998 CRV. 4 months/6000 mi.
Definately G-III and G-IV with B and Sb.
so is Mobil Clean 7500 the best synthetic blend on the market. Also will using the Mobil Clean 7500 bring me as close to a ful synthetic as I can get w/o shelling out more $.
No one really knows the answer to that question. In general, BITOGers dont seem to like synthetic blends too much because they are generally priced midway between a conventional and a synthetic, yet they only have about 15-20% synthetic content. So, they do not seem like a good value.
However, M7500 at one time was stocked by Wallmart where it was priced at about $2.25 a qt. In addition, there were some BITOGers that claimed it was all Group III base oil. There is one more fact, the VOA's show that it has more additives than the M5000. So, it is definately better than a typical conventional oil.
Is it the "best" syn blend on the market? Who knows?
Triple_Se7en
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Where's the proof of such?
I'm done buying anything XOM.
I don't even buy gas at the mobil stores.
I don't even buy gas at the mobil stores.
There was a member by the name of Carpy who supposedly had inside knowledge of Mobil products.
He claimed that clean 7500 had a group III/IV base.
One thread on this topic can be found here, search his user name for more.
http://theoildrop.server101.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Board=UBB1&Number=120015
He claimed that clean 7500 had a group III/IV base.
One thread on this topic can be found here, search his user name for more.
http://theoildrop.server101.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Board=UBB1&Number=120015
Nope. . Maxlife is with its 12-22% PAO; the only blend on the market with real synthetic added in the form of PAO.
Disagree.
That's fine.
Schaeffer's is a PAO blend.
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