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oil question

by "wowzer" <wowzer@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 13, 2008 at 11:29 AM

My 1994 Mustang with the 3.8 engine seems to be going through a bit more
oil 
than normal. It's not leaking out anywhere and there is no smoke of any
type 
when I start it or run it. No smell either. My guess is it's getting past 
the rings. The engine was built about 40 000 miles ago and I don't know
who 
did it or if they actually knew what they were doing. Otherwise it works 
great.

But my question is about oil. A few people have told me to use synthetic
oil 
because when the motor starts to do this the synthetic oil will help. But
at 
the price of the synthetic oil I'd rather not experiment if it won't help.

Has anyone had any experience if this will help the minor oil loss or if 
it'll make a difference?

Someone told me to try a different oil other than 5W30 but I don't want to

mess anything up. I could use 10W30 because it doesn't get too cold where
I 
live. Not too often it goes below freezing and the summers are not too
hot.

Thanks!




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oil question
"wowzer" <wo  2008-04-13 11:29:45 
Re: oil question
Michael Johnson <cds@[  2008-04-13 15:51:42 

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