synthetic change
We had this very intersting discussion on Shing's forum a few days ago about the 3k oil change...and I was interested in prepping my car for a synthetic change for the upcoming winter--is there any specials instructions for it? just drain the oil non-synthethic oil, pop in new oil filter (any particular brand or stock Nissan ones will do?) and put in the new synthetic oil?
am i missing any steps?
thanks =)
Brian
am i missing any steps?
thanks =)
Brian
something to consider...
I hear that WalMart sells Mobile1 Synthetics by the gallons for cheap, a lot cheaper than normal. You may want to look into this. Apparantly, at the WalMarts around here, they are out often though.
I hear that WalMart sells Mobile1 Synthetics by the gallons for cheap, a lot cheaper than normal. You may want to look into this. Apparantly, at the WalMarts around here, they are out often though.
oil change
i was reading on a 300z site ,they said to change oil with a syn. blend first, then next oil change to full syn., they said the engine need to get used to the syn., i didn't do that though, i just changed to syn., just thought you might want to know, not a bad piece of advice.and after that you shouldn't go back to mineral.
Originally posted by Shingles
Just change the oil like you would normally do. As for filter, get a nissan oem filter... or find a mobile 1.
Just change the oil like you would normally do. As for filter, get a nissan oem filter... or find a mobile 1.
sleeper--
I heard that too...that when you are doing your first synthethic oil change, you should use a blend...but I don't think I am going to do that. I actually just wanted to try a winter with the pure synthetic--and then go back to mineral. Is that bad-- going back to mineral after the winter? Are there any complications with this?
The again, considering that with synthetic, and the amount of driving that I do--two oil change per year will do...but I definetely want to know before doing anything.
Shing--thanks for the walmart price tip. I saw the 5w-30 at target for about $22 for 6 quarts--
not a bad price right?
=)
The again, considering that with synthetic, and the amount of driving that I do--two oil change per year will do...but I definetely want to know before doing anything.
Shing--thanks for the walmart price tip. I saw the 5w-30 at target for about $22 for 6 quarts--
not a bad price right?
=)
Re: sleeper--
Originally posted by humaras
I heard that too...that when you are doing your first synthethic oil change, you should use a blend...but I don't think I am going to do that. I actually just wanted to try a winter with the pure synthetic--and then go back to mineral. Is that bad-- going back to mineral after the winter? Are there any complications with this?
The again, considering that with synthetic, and the amount of driving that I do--two oil change per year will do...but I definetely want to know before doing anything.
Shing--thanks for the walmart price tip. I saw the 5w-30 at target for about $22 for 6 quarts--
not a bad price right?
=)
I heard that too...that when you are doing your first synthethic oil change, you should use a blend...but I don't think I am going to do that. I actually just wanted to try a winter with the pure synthetic--and then go back to mineral. Is that bad-- going back to mineral after the winter? Are there any complications with this?
The again, considering that with synthetic, and the amount of driving that I do--two oil change per year will do...but I definetely want to know before doing anything.
Shing--thanks for the walmart price tip. I saw the 5w-30 at target for about $22 for 6 quarts--
not a bad price right?
=)
Yes $22 for 6 is not a bad price... Usually they are $4 per here...
BTW you can safely use your mobile to atleast 7500 miles... that I've proven with lab tests.
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