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any one here ,use it or heard of it?i was wandering through big lots today and they had a 2 four foot sections of shelves stocked with this stuff.i nearly passed it by as the first bottle my eyes stopped on was ND30 for $1.50,nd 40,10w30,10w40 and i think a 15w40 were all $1.50.then i spied one solitary row of bottles marked $2.00,a 5w30 syn blend.so i grabbed 5 quarts.an o/c in the future.meets sm,sl,sj,sh, ilsac gl-4/gl-3
i may go back and grab some of the reg weights for my mother in law's crown vic.
made by omni industries of shreveport,la.
www.pureguard.com
 
I noticed the 5W-20 says "Syn- Blend" and the others don't...

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Multi-Grade Passenger Car Motor Oils

PURE GUARD Multigrade Motor Oil provides high quality engine protection under all driving conditions and is specifically formulated to provide extra protection against the harmful effects of city driving, where cars undergo a higher stress due to constant stopping and going.

PURE GUARD Multigrade Motor Oil low friction formula helps improve gas mileage for long engine life and helps protect against rust, corrosion, startup wear, varnish build-up, and eliminates the need for extra oil additives. Protects against thermal breakdown which helps prevent stuck rings.

PURE GUARD Multigrade Motor Oil meets requirements of API SL service category and is available in viscosity grades: 5w20, 5w30, 10w30, 10w40 and 20w50.

PURE GUARD Multigrade Motor Oil SAE 5w20, SAE 5w30, SAE10w30 meet or exceed the demanding requirements of International Lubricant Standardization and Approval Committee (ILSAC) GF-3. ILSAC GF-3 comprises the latest standard for passenger car, van, light truck and sport utility vehicles motor oils.

PURE GUARD Multigrade Motor Oil is also recommended for older engines, which owner�s manuals call for API SJ, SH, SG, SF, SE Service Classifications or any combinations thereof.

Viscosity recommendations vary according to temperature and engine manufacturer. Always consult your owner�s manual for the correct viscosity choice.
 
well i have 5 qts of 5w30 .so i guess it was not included in the publicity shot.so it might be worth a visit to big lots just to see if it is there.
 
I picked up a few of 5w30 quarts a few weeks ago that were rated SL. Stopped in today, and they had more that were rated SM. Both say Syn-blend. Does it realy matter? SL in winter, and SM for summer? What do you think?
 
Does anyone know who makes it? I've never seen it before today, but picked up just one quart at Big Lots to bring home and research. Bottle has the "hand pouring" logo on the neck (WPP?), bottom says "C16" on the left, followed by a #2 HDPE recycle symbol, and three concentric letter "C"s on the right. Possible lot number stamped in small, dark dot matrix ink near the barcode, reads "OSPH1492333"
 
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