can you mix dino and syntec? from two different quarts of oil?
will there be problem if ur car uses syntec and change back to dino?
"The OTHER Kevin in San Diego" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
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>>Actually there is plenty of proof that synthetics out perform convetional
>>oils. If you would like, I'll spend a hour or two next week and then I >>will
>>send the results to you.
>>My quess is your not that interested, like you said we will never convince
>>the non-believers like you and I quess that's OK.
>>Just a note: We run two large snowcats here in the winter and the
>>manufacturers(Piston-Bully) require that synthetic gear oil be used to
>>maintain the warranties.
>>My 05 Frontier come loaded with synthetic in the diffs and that is what >>the
>>manual states. However, it could be a conspiriciy with the big oil >>companies.
>>Let me know and I'll also send along some oil analysis printouts from both
>>Toyotas and Ford. Good reading.
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> Synthetic or dino or a mix of the two. Doesn't matter. Just change
> your oil regularly...
>
> I work the hell out of my truck (No, not a Nissan) so it gets the
> synthetic in the crankcase, the diffs, the tranny and transfer case..
> The other cars? (Yes, I've got a Nissan w/160k+ in there) get good > ol' dino..