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I see in alot of posts here that people have codes where do they get them do I have to buy a computer or something and if so what is the best but least expensive. also what is best to use in my 2000 blazer synthetic or regular. thanks once again.
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Re: codes and oil type
as far as the codes people post on here most of them either come from an autozone scanning or a handheld code reader you can buy. Autozone will scan codes for free. The handheld reader I think costs around $40-70. I have seen them in the papaer for 70 but I think there are cheaper models fro around the 40 range.
As far as what type of oil to use it is mainly a preference. A lot of people will switch to synthetic at a high mileage. Some prefer to use synthetic no matter what mileage. I know that topic has been discussed numerous times on here. The outcome is if you go with synthetic most people end up with Mobil 1. If you go with regular I think Valvoline wasd the end result. |
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Re: codes and oil type
Autozone for free code reading.
For engine oil, Synthetic Mobil 1 5w30 Conventional Castrol GTX 5w30 Oil Filter: NOT FRAM! Anything else will be fine.
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