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Posted by leland on October 27, 2004 at 21:32:15 from (65.143.144.35):
In Reply to: Re: Molil 1 posted by R Wyler on October 27, 2004 at 21:04:47:
That old case will probley run better on regular oil bacause if you change over to syn oil all the dirt in motor will end up in pan and you would have to change often bacause when syn oil gets dirty engine starts using oil and that would get costly for you. thats how most people that use syn oil knows when to change it when it starts using oil. and any minor leaks now could be come major syn will find a way out. the stuff flows so good a guy rebuilding a tractor engine filled motor with amsoil and they claimed the next morning that the shop towells covering heads were soaked with oil so don't ask me to explain that but's that there story.
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