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Old 12-19-2004, 11:20 PM
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Synthetic oil

Im going to do an oil change tommorow and wondering if it is worth it to switch to synthetic oil now on my high milage, 223K ,d16a6 (Doesnt burn oil at all).
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Re: Synthetic oil

I've used synthetic blend oil,
it NEVER made any difference,but I'm not so shore about full synthetic.

(some say it hurts your motor,some say they've had it in their car for over a year & no problems!)?/?
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Re: Synthetic oil

Oil is one of those things that makes a differnce, but its a differnce that you cant tell the effects of. Kinda like insurance, its worth having but its not fail safe. I run mobil 1 synthetic in everything I have.
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Re: Synthetic oil

most people have problems from synthetic because the motor isnt broken in(like putting synthetic in a new car or a freshly built motor).
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Re: Synthetic oil

i'm running mobil 1 synthetic also. when i switched it kinda felt like my engine ran alot smoother, but that could have been some mental thing. 123k
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Re: Re: Synthetic oil

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i'm running mobil 1 synthetic also. when i switched it kinda felt like my engine ran alot smoother, but that could have been some mental thing. 123k
Same here..nothing but Mobil 1 synthetic. I can't remember what magazine it was recently, but a guy wrote to the magazine about the properties and effects of oil....mainly synthetic. I've always used it but after reading that...I know I'm using the right oil. He also said that there were 2 kinds of synthetic...I can't remember too much about it...but he said that mobil 1 is the better sythetic. (he was an oil expert)
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Wast of money in an engine that old if it's been running on dino oil all that time.
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Re: Re: Re: Synthetic oil

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Same here..nothing but Mobil 1 synthetic. I can't remember what magazine it was recently, but a guy wrote to the magazine about the properties and effects of oil....mainly synthetic. I've always used it but after reading that...I know I'm using the right oil. He also said that there were 2 kinds of synthetic...I can't remember too much about it...but he said that mobil 1 is the better sythetic. (he was an oil expert)
i tried castrol syntec before but for some reason i got a smoother ride with mobil 1. so i agree
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synthetic is the way to go!
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