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Re: High milage verus regular oil question.

by " krp" <krp2457k@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 23, 2008 at 03:01 AM

"kraut" <NewsGroupsPlease@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Is it worth the time / money to use high milage oil in an older car
> with about 110,000 miles on it or is regular oil just as good ??
>
> The last time I had the oil changed I went with Quaker State high
> milage over regular Quaker State oil .


Beware extra cost oil in a worn engine. Usually not worth it. I have never

been a big fan of Pennsylvania oils. One of the best I ever found for
older 
engines was Texaco's Havoline straight 30 weight oil.  Once you wear to a 
certain point multigrade oils don't work as well.

However - what I have found through LONG experience is that if you start 
with a NEW engine - you'll find it will do best with Mobil One synthetic. 
All synthetics are good, but Mobil seems best to almost eliminate engine 
wear.
 




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High milage verus regular oil question.
kraut <NewsGroupsPleas  2008-04-22 23:17:47 
Re: High milage verus regular oil question.
" krp" <krp2  2008-04-23 03:01:01 

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