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PLEASE NOTE: Don't use synthetic oil in an older vehicle if you have not used synthetic oil in it before. It will most likely leak out. Even in the frigid temps, synthetic oils pour pretty smoth and quick. Try pouring regular oil in your vehicle below freezing to see what I'm talking about, its like molassas. ![]() The seals on your older cars work just fine for conventional motor oils that you've been using, but if you switch to synthetic, it will most likely leak. An expensive, and messy mistake. For the folks who love Purple, cheers! This is a great deal if you love this product. A friend of mine loves it. Thanks for posting OP. |
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It's currently at 7,500 for every oil change but a lot of owners are changing their oil far earlier. I personally think it's a waist of good oil and the only real way to know when to change the oil in YOUR car is to get an Oil Analysis to determine when to change your oil if it's that much of a big deal to know. A lot of heat, pressure, roughness goes on inside a high performance engine so putting the right kind of oil is crucial. My car drinks Mobil 1 like it's water. Castrol Edge runs great. Lately, I've been using Shell Rotella T6 jugs.
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Love you Royal Purple peps
. I work for a company that makes the major raw material for the synthetic lubes industry. Very high markup off you guys so thanks for the big bonus you entitle us to get each year. Syn lubes are really designed for special applications such as turbines and now the newer refrigeration systems that require syn lubes for compatibility with newer refrigerants but hey who am I to complain. That's how we roll!
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I'd clean out your pcv valve or replace it and switch to a high mileage oil that will swell areas any leak could be coming from. M1 HM is cheap enough and would probably help lessen the oil useage. A quart every 5,000 not such a big deal but two quarts every 5k on an '06 is not a great sign. |
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