O'Reilly has a special this month where you can get 5 qts O'Reilly Full Synthetic oil and a Wix filter starting at 19.99 (depends how much your filter is). So I was wondering if anyone knows how good this O'Reilly Full synthetic is or who makes it?
O'Reilly Full Synthetic Oil?
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I do know that the 5w30 conventional FAILS the NOACK volatility, mass % loss, 1 hr, @ 250ºC (ASTM D5800) test.
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Originally Posted By: heavyhitter
I do know that the 5w30 conventional FAILS the NOACK volatility, mass % loss, 1 hr, @ 250ºC (ASTM D5800) test.
thats not good !
I do know that the 5w30 conventional FAILS the NOACK volatility, mass % loss, 1 hr, @ 250ºC (ASTM D5800) test.
thats not good !
I, too was looking at that 5qt w/filter O'Reilly Full Synthetic $19.99 special but there are some questioning the quality of the oil, expecially since the NOACK results of their dino got failing grades.
So with the jury still out on the O'Reilly syn, I have pretty much decided on either the Pennzoil Platinum or the Valvoline SynPower that are also on sale there for $3.99 ($19.95 @ 5qts).
I could get a good filter for $3 or $4 dollars for my car, or a Wix for $6. So I'll probably go that route.
So with the jury still out on the O'Reilly syn, I have pretty much decided on either the Pennzoil Platinum or the Valvoline SynPower that are also on sale there for $3.99 ($19.95 @ 5qts).
I could get a good filter for $3 or $4 dollars for my car, or a Wix for $6. So I'll probably go that route.
Originally Posted By: Bill in Utah
A search has quite a bit discussion on it.
Read here!
Take care, bill
I searched before but I think I spelled O'Reilly wrong on my search lol
A search has quite a bit discussion on it.
Read here!
Take care, bill
I searched before but I think I spelled O'Reilly wrong on my search lol
Originally Posted By: heavyhitter
I do know that the 5w30 conventional FAILS the NOACK volatility, mass % loss, 1 hr, @ 250ºC (ASTM D5800) test.
Guess I will pass.. I need 5w30. Glad I checked Thanks!
I do know that the 5w30 conventional FAILS the NOACK volatility, mass % loss, 1 hr, @ 250ºC (ASTM D5800) test.
Guess I will pass.. I need 5w30. Glad I checked Thanks!
Originally Posted By: Tennisjon2002
Originally Posted By: Bill in Utah
A search has quite a bit discussion on it.
Read here!
Take care, bill
I searched before but I think I spelled O'Reilly wrong on my search lol
Happens all the time! (Trust me, if I did not have spell check I'd be TOAST)
Originally Posted By: Bill in Utah
A search has quite a bit discussion on it.
Read here!
Take care, bill
I searched before but I think I spelled O'Reilly wrong on my search lol
Happens all the time! (Trust me, if I did not have spell check I'd be TOAST)
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