I have Valvoline SYnpower In 5W30 or 10W30 and 20W50 I think and I have PP in 5W30 and VP Raceing in 5W30. I am going to change my oil once I change the O2 sensor since it has been bad for a while and I can smell quite a bit of fuel in my oil.
What oil would youguy's like to see inthe Camry???
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5w30 mineral or synthetic, SL or SM.
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20w50 with a bottle of STP just in time for winter
Synpower 20W-50 with a bottle of Motor Honey?
20W50 please! But only if you promise to provide UOA results.
20w50 or straight 50 weight.
Any idea what the clearances might be for the bearings, albeit when new?
Part of me thinks "leap of faith," but then again I know not what one's climate is to be like over this OCI.
Take care. :0
Part of me thinks "leap of faith," but then again I know not what one's climate is to be like over this OCI.
Take care. :0
Valvoline 10w-40.
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Use the 5w30s from oldest to new - then the remaining 10w30 afterwards.
The rest you can sell at the "For Sale Forum" here at BITOG. I believe you live in or near Michigan - so the thick oils are not recommended.
The rest you can sell at the "For Sale Forum" here at BITOG. I believe you live in or near Michigan - so the thick oils are not recommended.
VP Racing 5w30
Synpower 5w30
IIRC you are in the Thumb of Michigan, so it gets pretty cold in winter with extended periods of sub zero F overnights. I would go 5w30 for this winter. If you garage it, can go 10w30. Come summer, beef up that 30 weight with a quart or so of the 20w50 mixed in.
BTW, I came into this thread thinking it was in the wrong forum and was asking what kind of features we'd like to see in the future Camry. Well, I am a pickup truck guy and a rear wheel drive guy, so just for the fun of it, I'd like to see a Ranchero style rear wheel drive Camry.
BTW, I came into this thread thinking it was in the wrong forum and was asking what kind of features we'd like to see in the future Camry. Well, I am a pickup truck guy and a rear wheel drive guy, so just for the fun of it, I'd like to see a Ranchero style rear wheel drive Camry.
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Yes and besides the Brat there was a VW one I think, and Dodge had one by Mitsubisi (oh I don't know how to spell Mitusbishi). Anyway think those were wrong wheel drive, but at least Ranchero style.
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TallPaul, I am with you in this request for a modern day Ranchero. How about an Impreza coupe with a functional bed. They could bring back "the Brat". They already have a four-door Outback edition. Hey I forgot about the Forester. A factory Forester pick-up would be quite useful for safari types.
What about the Subaru Baja?
Baja is sedan/wagon based. We're looking for two doors.
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