switching from conventional to synthenic
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What is the fluid I should pour into to mix with the conventional to prepare the engine for the transition to synthenic
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If you use conventional oil,stick with it.If you switch to synthetic your gonna start getting oil leeks.Unless you have a fresh motor to begin with.
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I didn't say you couldn't,I said you shouldn't.You can switch,just be ready for oil leaks to start appering,replace what leaks and then you'll be fine.Regular oil clumps and holds leaks,if you switch to synthetic the fibers will work there way though to the gaskets.Some will say other wise but this is what I've learned over the years.
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Originally posted by 351coupe
I didn't say you couldn't,I said you shouldn't.You can switch,just be ready for oil leaks to start appering,replace what leaks and then you'll be fine.Regular oil clumps and holds leaks,if you switch to synthetic the fibers will work there way though to the gaskets.Some will say other wise but this is what I've learned over the years.
I didn't say you couldn't,I said you shouldn't.You can switch,just be ready for oil leaks to start appering,replace what leaks and then you'll be fine.Regular oil clumps and holds leaks,if you switch to synthetic the fibers will work there way though to the gaskets.Some will say other wise but this is what I've learned over the years.
just trying to find out what the fluid was
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Sorry bro,I've never heard of it.
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