Re: Automakers Lengthen Oil Change Intervals

Back in the day it was every 1,000 miles or thirty days, same as the warranty ;)

mike

>> Most major automakers agree: The adage that you should change your car's >> oil every 3,000 miles is outdated, and even 5,000 miles may be too often, >> The Associated Press reported. >> >> Ford Motor Co. became the latest manufacturer to extend its oil life >> guidelines, making public that it is raising the recommended oil change >> interval from 5,000 miles to 7,500 miles on its newly redesigned 2007 >> models and all subsequent redesigned or new models, AP said. >> >> The company, like many other manufacturers, said last week that higher >> oil quality standards and new engine designs were responsible for the >> change, which affects vehicles driven under normal conditions. L&MT > > I'm going to date myself, but before there were speedy oil changes and syn > oil the interval was 5,000+. >
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Mike Hunter
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7500miles w/ conventional oil? what does this do if one uses synthetic oil?
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Picasso

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