Walmart.com has
5-Quarts Castrol Edge 5W-20 Advanced Full Synthetic Motor Oil on sale for
$5.58 when you submit the
$10 Castrol Rebate Form. Select Free Store Pickup, otherwise,
shipping is free with Walmart+ (
Free Trial) or on orders $35+.
Thanks to Deal Editor
Corwin and community members
way2fast and
Vinner210210 for finding this deal.
Note, availability for pickup may vary by location.
About this oil:- 3X Stronger against viscosity breakdown than leading full synthetic
- 10X Better High Temperature performance
- 6X Better Wear Protection
- 1.4X Better Sludge Protection
- Meets ILSAC GF-6 to prevent low speed pre ignition (LSPI) and timing chain wear protection
Specs:- API SP/SN PLUS/SN
- ILSAC GF-6
- ACEA A1/B1, ACEA C5
- GM dexos 1 Gen 2
- Meets Ford WSS-M2C945-B1
- Meets Ford WSS-M2C960-A1
- Meets engine test requirements of Chrysler MS 6395
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Dangerous? Can be if you're not prepared.
1. Easy for many are quick jacks or ramps.
But they forget such can fail, so where's there backup??
If you have the car raised using ramps or quick jacks, you will want a set of regular jacks on both sides of the car holding it up even if the quick jack/ramps fail.
On a slope? Wheel chocks on both rear tires.
2. Where's the oil going?
Big oil catch pans sitting on dog/baby absorbent pads under the oil filter/drain plug.
Oil on the ground or all over is a MESS you don't want to clean up.
3. Did you WAIT until the engine is cold?
Nothing like hot engine oil burns...
4. Do you have the filter wrench ready?
The socket wrench?
The new oil plug washer (on some cars)? Filter? Oil?
If the filter or plug is on too tight (bad), you'll bitch awhile at the last guy who tightened it wrong.
Did you look up in the service manual how many turns the filter/plug should need to be tightened? (Varies depending on model - look it up.)
Socket wrench not only for the plug, but often the underbody panel.
5. Lighting? Headlamp or big bright lamp is good.
6. Shop towels.
No matter how you try, oil gets on things.
7. Eye goggles.
Seriously, you don't want oil etc falling on you.
8. Disposable gloves.
Used oil is not a moisturizer.
...
Beyond that, like others, step by step YouTube videos show you it'll usually only takes 15-30 minutes once you get the hang of it.
...
If you go crazy with diy car repair
https://www.maxjax.com/
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Dangerous? Can be if you're not prepared.
1. Easy for many are quick jacks or ramps.
But they forget such can fail, so where's there backup??
If you have the car raised using ramps or quick jacks, you will want a set of regular jacks on both sides of the car holding it up even if the quick jack/ramps fail.
On a slope? Wheel chocks on both rear tires.
2. Where's the oil going?
Big oil catch pans sitting on dog/baby absorbent pads under the oil filter/drain plug.
Oil on the ground or all over is a MESS you don't want to clean up.
3. Did you WAIT until the engine is cold?
Nothing like hot engine oil burns...
4. Do you have the filter wrench ready?
The socket wrench?
The new oil plug washer (on some cars)? Filter? Oil?
If the filter or plug is on too tight (bad), you'll bitch awhile at the last guy who tightened it wrong.
Did you look up in the service manual how many turns the filter/plug should need to be tightened? (Varies depending on model - look it up.)
Socket wrench not only for the plug, but often the underbody panel.
5. Lighting? Headlamp or big bright lamp is good.
6. Shop towels.
No matter how you try, oil gets on things.
7. Eye goggles.
Seriously, you don't want oil etc falling on you.
8. Disposable gloves.
Used oil is not a moisturizer.
...
Beyond that, like others, step by step YouTube videos show you it'll usually only takes 15-30 minutes once you get the hang of it.
...
If you go crazy with diy car repair
https://www.maxjax.com/
FYI the rebate comes quick too! Got my check in the mail in about 2 weeks.
Dangerous? Can be if you're not prepared.
1. Easy for many are quick jacks or ramps.
But they forget such can fail, so where's there backup??
If you have the car raised using ramps or quick jacks, you will want a set of regular jacks on both sides of the car holding it up even if the quick jack/ramps fail.
On a slope? Wheel chocks on both rear tires.
2. Where's the oil going?
Big oil catch pans sitting on dog/baby absorbent pads under the oil filter/drain plug.
Oil on the ground or all over is a MESS you don't want to clean up.
3. Did you WAIT until the engine is cold?
Nothing like hot engine oil burns...
4. Do you have the filter wrench ready?
The socket wrench?
The new oil plug washer (on some cars)? Filter? Oil?
If the filter or plug is on too tight (bad), you'll bitch awhile at the last guy who tightened it wrong.
Did you look up in the service manual how many turns the filter/plug should need to be tightened? (Varies depending on model - look it up.)
Socket wrench not only for the plug, but often the underbody panel.
5. Lighting? Headlamp or big bright lamp is good.
6. Shop towels.
No matter how you try, oil gets on things.
7. Eye goggles.
Seriously, you don't want oil etc falling on you.
8. Disposable gloves.
Used oil is not a moisturizer.
...
Beyond that, like others, step by step YouTube videos show you it'll usually only takes 15-30 minutes once you get the hang of it.
...
If you go crazy with diy car repair
https://www.maxjax.com/
Thanks OP.
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W is the cold temp flow rating and the second number is the weight. The two are on different scales, and the oil is always a 20 weight, summer, winter, spring, fall and any other season you want to recognize haha.
It will take a few changes before you start saving money since you will likely need tools and supplies. You can make your money back faster if you have multiple cars to maintain.
Air filters are even easier and another good way to save money.
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