Posted by Crazy Horse on February 21, 2017 at 07:12:22 from (199.126.46.3):
In Reply to: Engine oil posted by yessam on February 21, 2017 at 06:01:02:
Personal experience with any product is usually the reason you and I are for or against a specific brand I think. It's like Ford, Chev, or Dodge pickup trucks, I doubt any of them are really any better or more dependable than the others. All kinds of people have good success with every brand of most products, others have bad experiences. Assuming all oils meet the current SAE standard (or the standard when the engine was manufactured), I can't really see how it is possible that one could be so much better or worse than another one. The fly in the ointment (or the oil) is the product itself or plain ordinary luck (or lack of it), I doubt it's the oil.
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