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Old 10-29-2005, 01:21 PM
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Using oil detergents in 2001 Intrepid?

My 2001 sounds like it is low on oil (chattering/clicking), however, when I check the oil the level is fine. My oil light has been flickering, mostly when I have the car stopped or in park. I thought about using some CD2 oil detergent to help with the valves and lifters, but I am kind of leary. Is there a better product to use or maybe something else entirely that needs to be done?
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Old 10-30-2005, 09:44 PM
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Re: Using oil detergents in 2001 Intrepid?

are you using synthetic motor oil?
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No. I was using regular old Penzoil until the very last time I added oil and it was Castrol, I think.
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