i have a 2007 toyota yaris with 106,000ish kms. it doesn't leak oil, it doesn't burn oil, it doesn't consume oil. i have a couple of jugs of valvoline maxlfe 5w30 high mileage oil, i'd like to use it in the yaris especially in winter and it's a semi syn oil... any issues with using hm oil in a perfectly running and operating automobile?
no leaks,no consumption,ok to use maxlife hm oil?
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I've used the red bottle 5W20 in 2 company vans in a row now, a 4.6 2V, & the Transit 3.7 in my sig, they've both done fine on it with 5K OCIs. VIOC doesn't carry Durablend, & the leasing company won't spring for Synpower, so it gets the syn blend ML.
From the Valvoline website:
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Do I have to wait until my car reaches 75,000 miles before I can use MaxLife?
Valvoline MaxLife motor oil is designed for high mileage vehicles of 75,000 miles or more. However, it is perfectly acceptable to use the high mileage motor oil in new or used vehicles with less than 75,000 miles.
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Do I have to wait until my car reaches 75,000 miles before I can use MaxLife?
Valvoline MaxLife motor oil is designed for high mileage vehicles of 75,000 miles or more. However, it is perfectly acceptable to use the high mileage motor oil in new or used vehicles with less than 75,000 miles.
On this topic, can you switch back and forth between the HM, conventional, and syn?
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Originally Posted By: kschachn
From the Valvoline website:
Quote:
Do I have to wait until my car reaches 75,000 miles before I can use MaxLife?
Valvoline MaxLife motor oil is designed for high mileage vehicles of 75,000 miles or more. However, it is perfectly acceptable to use the high mileage motor oil in new or used vehicles with less than 75,000 miles.
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From the Valvoline website:
Quote:
Do I have to wait until my car reaches 75,000 miles before I can use MaxLife?
Valvoline MaxLife motor oil is designed for high mileage vehicles of 75,000 miles or more. However, it is perfectly acceptable to use the high mileage motor oil in new or used vehicles with less than 75,000 miles.
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Originally Posted By: 2012AccentSE
On this topic, can you switch back and forth between the HM, conventional, and syn?
Yes
On this topic, can you switch back and forth between the HM, conventional, and syn?
Yes
excellent, thank you
excellent, thank you
Originally Posted By: kschachn
From the Valvoline website:
Quote:
Do I have to wait until my car reaches 75,000 miles before I can use MaxLife?
Valvoline MaxLife motor oil is designed for high mileage vehicles of 75,000 miles or more. However, it is perfectly acceptable to use the high mileage motor oil in new or used vehicles with less than 75,000 miles.
Originally Posted By: kschachn
From the Valvoline website:
Quote:
Do I have to wait until my car reaches 75,000 miles before I can use MaxLife?
Valvoline MaxLife motor oil is designed for high mileage vehicles of 75,000 miles or more. However, it is perfectly acceptable to use the high mileage motor oil in new or used vehicles with less than 75,000 miles.
Go to a Valvoline quick lube & request Synthetic Blend.
You'll be getting MaxLife.
MaxLife meets all the latest specs. GM DEXOS, Ford, Chrysler & others. 100% safe for engines old, new & in between. Look at my signature.
You'll be getting MaxLife.
MaxLife meets all the latest specs. GM DEXOS, Ford, Chrysler & others. 100% safe for engines old, new & in between. Look at my signature.
ML cherry is good stuff
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