Re: Plan on driving a new car on a 3000mile highway trip. Bad idea?

Hachiroku ハチロク wrote:
> On Thu, 15 May 2008 17:36:56 -0700, jim beam wrote:
> 
>>> Toyota engines run hot, and heat doesn't help motor oil at all.
>>>
>>> I also occasionally treat it to some Slick 50, too...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> 3000 mile change?
>> 4500 mile change on synthetic?
>> change it when it "looks dirty"?
>> "toyota engines run hot"???
>> "heat doesn't help motor oil"???
> 
> Those scoffs above show you're an idiot.

You are funny when you drink.

But, your name-calling speaks to who doesn't know what he is talking
about.

>> you use slick 50?
>>
>> that's priceless!
>>
>> dude, sheep are made to be fleeced.  you're a sheep.  you're getting
>> fleeced.
>>
>> baaa.
> 
> 
> My cars run well for a couple hundred thousand miles, I get better
economy
> than the EPA rated mileage in everyday driving, my cars pass EPA
inspections 

EPA doesn't have inspections.

> as well at 200,000 miles as they did new,I don't have to do a lot
> of repairs, or change rings,  or have knocking sounds, and I drive like
a
> bat out of hell. 

None of which shows that too-frequent oil changes are the cause.

 > What do you do? wait until it no longer registers on the dipstick, and
> then add a few quarts till the next time?
> 
> Tell me, what the **** is *WRONG* with you?

You are a piece of work, aren't you?

You keep making stupid responses even when you are wrong. Are related to 
Mike Hunt, by any chance?

Jeff