Motor Silk
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Used it in the Sienna with 78K ont it. It is at 84K now and it resulted in no detectable gain of gas mileage. I don't do UOAs so I can't comment on its anti-wear claims.
I think I am done with additives.
Switching everything to PP, PureOne filter and 5K OCI, and moving onto having fun.
I think I am done with additives.
Switching everything to PP, PureOne filter and 5K OCI, and moving onto having fun.
I used it on 1994 Geo Prizm at 120K miles or so and I observed around 5 % better gas mileage, but that was it.I am using Pure One too.And whatever oil I put into the engine I keep changing the oil well before 5K./3 months.
I have kids and it would be good to have a van as a third vehicle in the household.I have been thinking of buying a used Sienna or Odyssey. Have you been happy with Sienna? Reliability-wise...
I have kids and it would be good to have a van as a third vehicle in the household.I have been thinking of buying a used Sienna or Odyssey. Have you been happy with Sienna? Reliability-wise...
Motor Up is better.
Originally Posted By: Geo_Prizm
Have you been happy with Sienna? Reliability-wise...
We have been lucky. Replaced accessory/drive belts and battery at 60K. Everything has been just routine maintenance items like fluids, filters and tightening a few bolts. The engine and AT oil changes are simple because you don't have to jack it up to get under it. On the 2004, you can replace the oil filter while sitting on your lawn chair, but have to wait for the engine to cool off a bit.
Have you been happy with Sienna? Reliability-wise...
We have been lucky. Replaced accessory/drive belts and battery at 60K. Everything has been just routine maintenance items like fluids, filters and tightening a few bolts. The engine and AT oil changes are simple because you don't have to jack it up to get under it. On the 2004, you can replace the oil filter while sitting on your lawn chair, but have to wait for the engine to cool off a bit.
Originally Posted By: TwoWheelRider
Originally Posted By: Geo_Prizm
Have you been happy with Sienna? Reliability-wise...
We have been lucky. Replaced accessory/drive belts and battery at 60K. Everything has been just routine maintenance items like fluids, filters and tightening a few bolts. The engine and AT oil changes are simple because you don't have to jack it up to get under it. On the 2004, you can replace the oil filter while sitting on your lawn chair, but have to wait for the engine to cool off a bit.
I love Toyota
Driver oriented always, to make it easier for us. Unlike some other cars/companies.
Originally Posted By: Geo_Prizm
Have you been happy with Sienna? Reliability-wise...
We have been lucky. Replaced accessory/drive belts and battery at 60K. Everything has been just routine maintenance items like fluids, filters and tightening a few bolts. The engine and AT oil changes are simple because you don't have to jack it up to get under it. On the 2004, you can replace the oil filter while sitting on your lawn chair, but have to wait for the engine to cool off a bit.
I love Toyota
Driver oriented always, to make it easier for us. Unlike some other cars/companies.- Status
