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Re: Synthetic Oil Change Interval
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Posted by John M on February 11, 2007 at 12:09:02 from (206.74.31.243):
In Reply to: Re: Synthetic Oil Change Interval posted by Jon Hagen on February 11, 2007 at 11:55:35:
im not going to begin to argue with anyone over this,quite frankly its none of my business who uses what in their engines.I know that Amsoil was put into this engine when it was replaced in the truck. I know alot of what was done to this engine because I was there when my neighbor was reassembling it, I know he got it running, let it sit and varied the idle for about an hour, took it up the road, gone maybe 10 minutes, got back home and it sat idling for Im guess 45 more minutes. Then suddenly it starting rattling and clicking and clunking and finally stopped. We pulled it out the next morning, put it on the engine stand, pulled the oil pan and found nothing, we could not spin the engine with a breaker bar and a 3 ft cheater. It sat for a day or two and Bill, my neighbor called Amsoil and they requested the oil sample, a week later they paid to have theentire engine sent tothem and thats where it stands now.
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