what do all you Bonneville experts use for engine oil?
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Originally Posted by igo4wln
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swartlkk wrote:
Rogue wrote:
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Mobil 1 10W-30 Full Synthetic
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Mobil 1 10W-30 Full Synthetic
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+8 on the Mobile 1 10W30 full synthetic.
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5w-30 for my winter use of oil
10w-30 in summer.
Wix/AC filter, the PF-52 or equivalent. It'* about 1" longer then the stock PF-47, and with 5kish oil changes, it'* nice to have more filtering surface area.
I use Mobil because it'* everywhere, and tried and true.
5w-30 for my winter use of oil
10w-30 in summer.
Wix/AC filter, the PF-52 or equivalent. It'* about 1" longer then the stock PF-47, and with 5kish oil changes, it'* nice to have more filtering surface area.
I use Mobil because it'* everywhere, and tried and true.
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Wix/AC filter, the PF-52 or equivalent. It'* about 1" longer then the stock PF-47, and with 5kish oil changes, it'* nice to have more filtering surface area.
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Originally Posted by swartlkk
Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
Wix/AC filter, the PF-52 or equivalent. It'* about 1" longer then the stock PF-47, and with 5kish oil changes, it'* nice to have more filtering surface area.
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Nice, that'* what I wanted to hear. I'm about 1k miles out from my next change and I'll be sure to pick up the PF-52 along with 5qts of Mobil 1 10w30. Is 5qts enough to fill the PF-52? I have always put in 5qts in my SSEi with the PF-47 and it has always been right on the full-full mark.
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Yes, the PF-52 fits fine. It does hang down about 1/4" lower than the frame so there is a minor risk of hitting it if you drive on rough roads or speed bumps but as long as you have never hit the frame you should be fine.
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I just run 10w-30 dino juice, I just pick a 'name' brand (no tech2000 for my bonnie )
I'd also like to note, I run this year round and have never had a problem starting in -20-40 weather
I'd also like to note, I run this year round and have never had a problem starting in -20-40 weather
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A while ago I read that synthetic oil is cheaper to manufacture than petroleum based oil. So how come its more expensive to buy? I dunno, but I use it anyhow. Mobile 1 5w30.
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