Is mixing oil brand's okay?
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Penzoil BAD Quaker state BAD!!! It's not a good idea to mix them because of different additives that may be in different brands. You can but do you know for sure they go together? Oil's cheap just pick up another quart at walmart. edit: didn't see where you were. You'll run fine on 5 quarts. That is all I run in mine and they call for 6.
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Originally Posted by brahmus
Penzoil BAD Quaker state BAD!!! It's not a good idea to mix them because of different additives that may be in different brands. You can but do you know for sure they go together? Oil's cheap just pick up another quart at walmart. edit: didn't see where you were. You'll run fine on 5 quarts. That is all I run in mine and they call for 6.
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It's still on the dip stick and alot of Lightning guys do it. By reducing the level of oil they reduce the oil ingestion back into the motor.
It's called Tolerances. The OEMs build them in for people that don't check their oil regularly. Have you ever paid attention to how much oil you get out of the motor after 5K miles? Not the same amount you put in!!!
Don't quote me but I think the motors won't show low oil/no pressure until there is only 2 quarts or so left in the motor.
It's called Tolerances. The OEMs build them in for people that don't check their oil regularly. Have you ever paid attention to how much oil you get out of the motor after 5K miles? Not the same amount you put in!!!
Don't quote me but I think the motors won't show low oil/no pressure until there is only 2 quarts or so left in the motor.