W wisco Joined Oct 6, 2007 Messages 9 Location wisconsin May 9, 2008 #1 2000 Chev Prizm oil burner, qt every 700-800mi 10w40. For warmer months want to use 15w40 to decrease consumption. Have done ARX treatment with limited results. Looking at using Motorcraft 15w40. Any other brands be better? Appreciate advice..thanks
2000 Chev Prizm oil burner, qt every 700-800mi 10w40. For warmer months want to use 15w40 to decrease consumption. Have done ARX treatment with limited results. Looking at using Motorcraft 15w40. Any other brands be better? Appreciate advice..thanks
C -Clayton- Joined Oct 27, 2005 Messages 1,261 Location KY May 9, 2008 #2 I probably wouldn't go any thicker than 15w40 If I were you, Just use the cheapest brand you can get.
I probably wouldn't go any thicker than 15w40 If I were you, Just use the cheapest brand you can get.
J Johnny Joined May 27, 2002 Messages 14,011 Location Retired | Wausau, WI May 9, 2008 #3 For what you are trying to accomplish that's as good a brand as any.
E ericthepig Joined Dec 26, 2006 Messages 1,648 Location Little Rock, AR May 9, 2008 #4 Seems like a 10w40 HM would trump a 15w40.
S SatinSilver Joined Jan 24, 2008 Messages 13,498 Location OH May 9, 2008 #5 Have you changed out the pcv valve recently?
V VK56VD Joined Dec 16, 2006 Messages 2,193 Location East Coast May 9, 2008 #6 I hear Castrol High Mileage is very thick. Try it with factory recommended weight of 5w30 or 10w30. Valvoline MaxLife Synthetic Blend, Pennzoil High Mileage, and Wal-mart's SuperTech High Mileage (least expensive) are all very good as well. Last edited: May 9, 2008
I hear Castrol High Mileage is very thick. Try it with factory recommended weight of 5w30 or 10w30. Valvoline MaxLife Synthetic Blend, Pennzoil High Mileage, and Wal-mart's SuperTech High Mileage (least expensive) are all very good as well.