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Old 04-03-2004, 08:56 PM   #16
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Re: 5-20w. oil...You've got to be kidding!!

just remember, although amsoil recommends extended drain intervals, there is a catch. somewhere in the middle of those intervals, you have to change the filter. And, if you choose to run the oil that long, sampling and analysis is a good idea too.
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Re: 5-20w. oil...You've got to be kidding!!

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he suffers from 'factor-of-ten-ism'
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