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Originally posted by TallPaul:
If you get good oil pressure with the 10w30 then I would not think there is a need to step up to the 40 weight. You are getting a good price on the AllClimate (are we talking about the same oil? AllSeason vs AllClimate). I just like the tech parameters on the Maxlife and for my 10w40 the Durablend is very nice with a -39C pour vs -36 Maxlife and -33 AllClimate.
Also, Maxlife and Durablend have much better flash points, which if correspond to a lower NOACK volitility loss, then that would likely reduce any consumption.
All Climate/ All Season, whatever. Pep boys puts it on sale with a rebate every few months or so. I have bought 3 cases so far ($32 for 36 qts), but never looked real close to see the exact name, just the white bottle and the 10w-30 is all I looked at.
The oil pressure is fine year round, but occasionaly when offroading, it does get hot (not overheating, just warmer than normal) sitting there idling up stuff. It is one of the main reasons I do 3k oil changes.
Heck, if they keep doing the free oil, I will stay with it. Maybe get my dad and brothers to buy some also. (they all go to the quick oil change places
) So that would be another 20 qts of it. I would be good for 3 more oil changes for just the price of stamps and an oil filters. Hmmmm
My wife is going to be pi$$ed. I laughed when I first heard some of these guys here having 50+ qts of oil, but if I get 20 more, that will put me above 60, although only 8 of it is the green gummy juice from the little elves in Germany.
[ September 30, 2004, 03:26 PM: Message edited by: blupupher ]