why you shouldn't use this engine oil
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- in this video I will be talking about oil you want to use and oil you don't and explaining oil leaks and why you should use engine oil stop leak and not thicker oil or just fix your car so it doesn't leak #castrol
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I believe the oil holds the dirt in suspension until you drain it. In the past I'd always heard that Valvoline was a high detergent oil and great for keeping engines clean. Maybe the Valvoline turns dark sooner because it's doing a better job?
I used valvoline for a long time and never saw any benefits to it really it didn't clean anything up and it turned black very fast. When I switched to castrol yes my oil turned black just like the valvoline did but after draining the oil I saw that it actually helped clean the engine so I continued to use it and now my engine is super clean and my oil stays clear for 3000 plus Miles. But that's just me maybe it doesn't work the same in all engines
Obviously if your oil stays clean for a long period it isn't doing its job. Oil is a lubricant, cooler and cleaner.
@@ericdownunder1957 you know what oil dose but do you know how a clean engine works with a filter ? Clean the inside of your engine till it looks new then run good oil and a good filter and maintain your engine properly and you can run 3000 miles plus before your oil becomes dark
@@CB7Media I worked for Honda for many years (27) and did many engine repairs, even very clean engine, well maintained still had oil draining dirty. Called contaminants.
@CB7 Media 3k is stupid to change full synthetic this isn't the 60's .7k and up otherwise your car has issues anyway . Plus you're comparison is of a blend.
When Valvoline was developing their max life oil, they actually used in service cop cars as test vehicles. Specifically higher mileage older police cars. at the end of the test they found that the cop car Crown Vics were seeing improved mpgs and less oil consumption. I truely believe the Valvoline is a good quality product, I’ve ran it for years in my own Crown Vics and never had an issue. I suppose the best way to really tell if the oil is any good is to get a used oil analysis on it. Which I plan on doing at some point. I also I’m pretty adamant about changing my oil every 3000 miles.
Wasting your money 💰 oil is way better than it used to be. 5k easy
I run Valvoline in my older vehicles high mileage specifically. And it does a fantastic job doesn't break down at all
The valvoline you pictured was synthetic blend, the castrol was full synthetic
I'm sorry to say brother, you want the oil to turn dark, because that means it is cleaning, and the carbon is in suspension ready for the next oil change, which is the way the oil is designed to do, and some oils are better than others at this. But, I have to say you really do a good job at changing your oil regularly, and I agree it is good to change earlier than the manufacturer wants, because they want you give them more money later, because the engine blows due to listening to manufacturer's recommendations. If you ever have clattering, which I say you are much less likely than most people due to you being so good with keeping up your oil changes, a thicker oil would be OK, because it's on it's last leg anyways. Just experiment with how thick stops the clattering, or at least quietens it. Lucas may be good since it sticks to the metal for startup, but just keep in mind Lucas doesn't have detergency, and don't know if it will the day your engine starts clattering, if you ever see it, which may be 500,000 or more miles. I have a 2001 Chevrolet Impala that is about to hit 300,000 miles on the original engine, and it was clattering, and the Lucas quited it, but I mix Marvel Mystery oil for cleaning due to the detergency in it. Remember sometimes less is more, but just experiment with it. Don't resort to this unless it is showing signs of the engine wanting to die. Get a proper diagnosis of the noise the best you can. Also, you can flood your engine to fill the filter after an oil change by pressing the gas pedal and turning the ignition, but not starting the car for at least little bit. God bless you and thanks for the video. Also, I'm always easy with startups due to 75-90% of engine wear happens in tge whole warming up process. What I do is start up my vehicle and wait for the RPMs to drop, then I know I have oil pressure, and drive off smoothly because the transmission fluid also needs to warm and flow. Don't let warm up too long because in direct injection (almost all automobiles), gas (gas is a thin oil)is sprayed on the top of the pistons, and goes down the piston, as a thin oil pushing down the thicker oil, thus keeping the thicker oil from getting to the top of the piston, and also that gas mixes with the oil deluting the rest oil the oil causing sheer, and the oil will need to be changed earlier. You may smell this gas on the dipstick. That probably means the oil needs to be changed due to the protection being compromised between the moving engine metals.
Oil color does not indicate oil quality or life.
Valvoline High Mileage has more detergents so when you say it gets brown quickly, it’s because it’s doing it job it’s cleaning. The best way to prevent this is change your oil every 4,000 to 5,000 miles and no sludge will have the opportunity to develop in your engine in the first place
The difference with the Valvoline you had compared to the full synthetic high milage 5w-30 Valvoline is night and day. U compared a full synthetic to a synthetic blend with 2 different viscosities. They both great oils. Used them both. Actually for my Toyota the Valvoline runs with better mpg and a lil quieter.
@Penny Neiman I been good switching from Castrol GTX conventional to Valvoline high milage full synthetic. No leaks. I have 147k miles tho
@Penny Neiman yea just make sure you don't have a leak now. If not u should be good
I've used Volvoline for years. Good product.
A note I do believe an engine oil that stays gold is NOT cleaning. I used Stp oil and it stayed gold and burned up. I added some MMO to top up and it turned completely black.
The orange frams are garbage, but the ultra synthetic is actually a really good filter that is on par with mobil 1 after tearing one down with 12000 kms
You got it backwards..The reason the oil gets dark is because it doing it's job cleaning the engine. So the Castrol staying light colored longer just means it's not doing as good a job. Valvoline consistantly ranks in the top 3 in almost all comparisons. For me.. Valvoline or Penzoil is the way to go.
This fella (the person doing the video) is obviously a Castrol fanboy
Don’t you want the oil to be brown? Lol that’s one of the most important things about oil is to clean your engine…
If your engine is clean then the oil won't be brown till 3000 plus miles. and of course you need a good filter as well to help keep the oil clean
@@CB7Media I recently bought my first car and the day before I bought it the oil was changed and I now about a week later I changed to oil and it was already dirty but I put Valvoline high mileage in since it has over 200k
@@tysone1254 try running some marvel mystery oil in it for about 1500 miles and use a good oil filter you will notice a difference after the next oil change
I swear by that high mileage valvoline synthetic blend works great keeps the motor clean and seals in great shape. Never ever put Castrol anything in your motor unless you want it to blow up after awhile it sucks just as bad as shell Rotella
I have blown up 2 engines with valvoline. Switched to castrol and the difference is amazing. But to each their own what ever works for you!
@@CB7Media That's actually funny because I've had 3 engines fail 2 with Castrol and one with Shell one was a saturn sc2 and other Subaru legacy gt(twice the motor blew within like 60k miles of rebuild) I switched to valvoline and engine still kicking 80k miles later. Also stopped some bad seals leaking oil in my Honda accord. Been using it forever. I've put about 44k miles on it so far and runs like a top. Not only that many people I know in the car scene near me used it(castrol) and had motors get jacked up. The only other oil I use on my turbo probe is eneos and that stuff is amazing on boosted cars.
@@CB7Mediabub you should admit that you are a Castrol fanboy
You thinking that Castrol is better because it stays cleaner is saying it does not clean nearly as good as valvoline, I use valvoline maxlife synthetic and at 5000 miles still clear on the dipstick
So if your valvoline max life is still clear on your dipstick at 5000 miles your saying its not cleaning good either? Its cleaner because it helps keep the engine clean 👌 my engine was full of gunk after using the castrol time and time again it was staying cleaner longer each time because it was actually eating up the gunk in the engine i used a bore scope and removed the oil pan to see it for my own eyes if you use a high quality filter and oil your engine oil should never go black right away so saying if its not going black its not cleaning is wrong because its all ways going to go black when the oil is used up and reached its life i change my oil before then so i don't have deposits left behind from not changing the oil when it needs to be changed and my engine stays clean. I change the oil around 3 to 5000 miles depending on if its had alot of city driving or highway driving in the winter i change it more often around the 3000 mark usually going over to 4000 miles because of more idle time and condensation that builds up in the oil when you start a cold engine because heat and cold make water and engine oil traps the water from the condensation if you don't believe that get a oil catch can and see for yourself
Purolator. .& car quest. Oil filters...
Are same......good stuff....
I use.... Purolator one... blue filter...
I use Bosch filter but Purolator is the same filter so I buy which is cheapest.
Use valvoline synthetic ...(professor) not valvoline high mileage BLEND!!!!!!!! for your test
What OCI should be ok using Valvoline SynBlend Maxlife and which one for using Valvoline FullSyn Maxlife? How many months is SynBlend good for and how many months is FullSyn good for???
Nope. Once an engine get over 100k, it is time to step up in weight. If you are constantly accelerating with a heavy foot or towing ( especially in very hot conditions ) it is time to step up a weight
5w30 "full syn" (which is still debatable if its really full syn or grp III) vs 5w20 semi??...apples vs oranges i guess
I use supertech oil and filters for the last 300k on my gm 4.3 motor still runs great that Valvoline you showed is a great oil
Nice video, I’ve used both Castrol and Valvoline oils through out the years. But for the past 15 years or so I’ve pretty much used exclusively Valvoline. The Maxlife oil has done a great job of cleaning up some pretty neglected engines that had quite a bit of sludge in them. I’m not Knox Castrol at all, I think they are both great oils👍. Ivy had Engines last over two hundred thousand miles on Valvoline.
I have used both myself I use valvoline when first get a car and know its gunked up and use sea foam and marvel to get them cleaned up then I switch to Castrol I must say these old hondas love the Castrol
@@CB7Media I agree they really do I was going to mention sea foam and marvel but forgot to, they both do work great 👍 thank you for the response
@@CB7Media just stick to well established brands and you won't have Any troubles with your car
I'm going to say you don't understand how the detergents and additives actually work?
good advice 👍
Plenty truthsaying here calling out brands. Bravo, i totally agree with your selections
The reason any oil turns dark quickly is because it's doing it's job, removing contaminants, varnish, etc. from your old dirty engine. I've been running Valvoline high mileage synthetic blend in all my vehicles for a while now, even my brand new truck, and it's fine. And guess which vehicle it doesn't turn dark in? Especially now with the inflationary environment we're in, the 3 gallon box of Valvoline that Walmart sells is an excellent value.
Castrol Magnatec supposedly does not work well with some specific hydraulic lifters. Anybody got into on that rumour?
i got an old ea82 subaru loyale i have used valvoline 10-40 and still good but thinking of switching to Castrol
Don't do it. Castrol won't do anything different or better for you. Valvoline works great. Valvoline, Pennzoil, Mobil. Can't go wrong. Quaker state (junk). Castrol. Eehhh so so.. if you want to spoil your ride. royal purple I have usually gotten the best MPG with. Even lesser known brands like havoline, wolf's head, brad Penn. I have had better results with than quake state or Castrol products.
Yea casterol leaving deposit in your engine last time i checked your oil pan is under your car so if your engine oil is doing a good job it should change color thats why oil needs changed regularly been using valvoline and fram for over 40 years no issue opinionated video
Castrol is average oil with premium marketing. Ofcourse your oil is burning when you use SAE20 vs SAE30 ! This video is about your feelings without any proofs. Valvoline durablend or maxlife is one of the best protective oils out there. It has been independently tested numerous times. And its pretty cheap. No way i will use castrol with magic molecules over it :D
Based on on whom you? Lol
Castrol is the brand people using since 1899. Brand you can Trust
@@rathkhan1114 based on shear tests and recently on lubricity comparison test made by automotive magazine svet motoru.. castrol is totally average and overpriced oil. Brand you can trust, selling you "magic molecules" :D ok then..
@@plenex I agree. This video basically said DONT USE anything besides Castrol lol..
@@TheDickMan_ He is saying castrol is something great but its not. Its basic oil. Its just brand of British Petroleum. Quality is like every other fuel pump oils..basic. But the price is often higher than for example valvoline which is nonsense, because valvoline is company on its own. Really producing and engineering aditives and chemical products. Im using valvoline not because its the best oil in the world, but they are very good and reasonably priced. If i wanted the best i will be hunting super expensive brands like royal purple, amsoil etc. But im not car racer, i need reliable normal thing.
Literally any synthetic is good
Personally I floor the gas pedal on the highway to clear up anything and drain the oil a while later at 5-7k miles.
Mobile 1, vavoline, penzoil, I've used em all, they all work great.
I’ve used this oil since 2003 in a 4.3 vortec and since 2006 in another 4.3 vortec. Both engines still run great and neither use oil…both with over 185k miles.
I’ve got almost 20 years of use with it and it is great oil I won’t use anything else since it’s proven itself and continuing to do so.
Currently using Petro Canada 5w30 and first 1k miles looks little dark. Maybe it removed all the gunk it took over the years, but 60k miles F22A!
Could be a possibility I have never used petro Canada before. When I first for my car it was very gunked up with sludge now it's like new on the inside its so clean the only additive I used was marvel mystery oil. Now I it just stays clean with Castrol magnetic.
@@CB7Media 5w20 is not a recommended oil as it burns faster while a 5w30 like the magnatec Castrol is simply a better choice. I have a cheap ingco 1200 Watts Petrol generators and I used every oils possible in it like the Castrol GTX 10w40, Valvoline All Fleet 15w40, Shell Rimula r4 x 15w40, Shell Helix Hx7 10w30, Motul 5100 10w30, and guess what?? These oils are not volatile as the Valvoline 5w20 could be
does the valvoline high mileage work for cars over 70K+ mileage ? or it can be used for new car?
You can run it from new. I had a full rebuild done on a 2000 Ford 5.4 supercharged motor, (Lightning), new rods bearings pistons, new heads, the whole thing. It was done at a high performance engine shop. You could consider the motor as 'new'. The builder filled it with and told me to run 5w30 Valvoline full syn high mileage. The anti-wear, detergent and flashpoint of the oil is that, or better than most "high performance" oils.
You should try mobile 1 synthetic it look brown when open the container and I look dark at 3K miles and people still loving why ?
I know a few people who run mobile 1 synthetic and you are right at 3k miles it is dark I do not believe it holds up properly over time like they claim. when I started using castrol magnetic my oil and engine has never Been cleaner
@@CB7Media i just tried out the castrol and it’s kinda dark not even 3K , I used to use mobile 1 high mileage now I’m stick with valvoline high mileage because it has Maxlife in it my Hyundai has 201K .
Because oil color does not indicate oil life.
Sweeping claims like Brand X bad, or brand Y good on it's face, seem over simplified to me . Fram makes more or less the same claims about their ultra synthetic as does the other premium filter brands like Mobile One. Am I to assume one claim false and the other true?
Thats the difference between synthetic blend and full synthetic, obviously full synthetic is going to be better than synthetic blend valvoline is a better product then Castrol is, I know I’ve sold both, used both and have better luck with Valvoline full synthetic.
“Cant always trust oil companies”… Ive been using DIFFERENT oils all my life in MULTIPLE vehicles… i havent ONCE in my life experienced any engine problems. You all over think it too much. Buy whats on sale and change it at the right interval UNLESS the engine burns oil.
You shouldn’t be using 5W 20 especially in any early 2000s and older
You can run thicker oil especially if your car is high mileage or it’s hot outside
If you read the manual it will tell you the temperature ranges and what oil viscosity you should be using
For instance if you’re below 30°F you should be using 5W-30 but if you’re above 30°F you should be using 10W-30 if you’re over 90°F you should be using 20W-30
Valvoline has detergents that help clean some of the carbon buildup and dissolve it into the oil which the larger deposits should be trapped in the oil filter as long as the filter is not damaged or very cheap
Check out Purolator filters in my opinion there’s some of the better quality I’ve seen
Valvoline has seal conditioner which prevents drying of the seals which intern make them need to be replaced
You should also be filling the oil filter with as much oil as possible as to prevent a dry start
@@DarksideStreams Most engines are designed to run on a variety of different viscosity oils depending on condition
For instance in my Delta 88 if you look in the manual it recommends 5w-30 for anything below 10°F but anything above 80°F it recommends 20W-50
But it recommends 10W-30 15°F to 70°F.
The first number is only important for temperature the second number is the actual viscosity of the oil but the bigger the difference in the first number from the Second number can determine how long the oil last before break down
As the oil heats up the viscosity changes if you imagine the strands of oil atoms as a paper clip the more you bend it back-and-forth it will finally snap and that’s exactly how the oil breaks down over heat cycles along with fuel breakdown and carbon deposits
Running a thicker oil in a high mileage engine for example 70,000+ miles can help prevent further ware because overtime metal can make contact and wear out usually due to low quality oil or poor maintenance schedules so thicker oil can fill in the gap and add some cushion along with building more oil pressure and worn out oil pumps
I think people reading a oil cap or reading something online and not doing for the research is more of a problem with a lot of these used cars especially the people assuming 10,000+ miles on low quality $20 oil change quick lube oil just trying to save a buck and listening to Joe schmo who doesn’t even know how to change his brakes
There’s a lot of good resources online there’s also a lot of really bad ones
I believe everyone should learn as much as possible and gain information from as many sources as possible and make an informed decision based on what they can learn not just taking one thing they hear and running with it
Well, I'll be damned. Have used valvoline high mileage in my 99 Mazda 626, 2.0, 4 cylinder since new. Change it and filter (Purolater 1)every 3k to 4k miles. Im at 258,000 miles and no problems as of yet. As long as you just do basic service as needed, your vehicle will last longer. Common sense people! Like most products, 3 to 4 brands are made by the same company, same components, just labled different for the premium higher price name brand.
So no oil analysis to see which is really better. Almost gurantee valvoline high mileage synthetic has a better additive package in it. And the mobil filter is no different than any other standard filter inside
Oil color is not a good indicator of oil “useful life” left, how long ago it was changed or anything really. Oil turns dark partially because the detergent is doing its job and cleaning deposits off.
30 weight oil is able to burn hotter than 20 weight so i dont think its as much of a brand thing making you r oil dark so soon as it is the weight of the oil.
any oil looks like that on a dipstick! drain it to see what it really looks like.
If it’s clean it ain’t working
Getting us all lubed up
You are wrong, when the oil turns quickly black it seem to be high percent detergents and dispersants, and cleans the engine from sludge
Unfortunately, they have discontinued the Magnatec... I'm told the replacement is the Full Synthetic
Unfortunately you are right. The full synthetic is now the replacement. I still have a jug of magnetic left I was thinking about taking samples from both the magnetic and the full synthetic and see how different they might be or if it's the same oil!!
@@CB7Media I'm down to my last jug too! But I picked up a bunch of Pennzoil ultra platinum for 19 bucks a jug.
If you take samples please let me know the results!
@@xxuncexx pennzoil ultra platinum full synthetic is awesome 👌
@@charliedc2A That I hope!
@@charliedc2A I agree, been using the UP for a few years now and my 2014 F150 ecoboost is running much better than the original Motorcraft Ford recommends. Better gas milage, no knocking anymore and just much smoother ride.
Bro the real question is how are you getting 32 mpg?!?! I’m at mid twenties 🥲
I keep my engine clean by using marvel mystery oil. every 2 oil changes I run marvel to help keep my engine clean from gunk. I clean my throttle body every 15.000 miles. I keep up to date on my air filters and fule filters and spark plugs. I clean my EGR out every15.000 as well with my throttle body I all so have my oil catch can to help keep oil from going in to the intake as well.. and I don't have a catalytic converter
@@CB7Media Awesome thanks!! Next time you clean the throttle you should make a video I’d love to see it. I just got my CB7 and my focus right now if finding a leak and the suspension rebuild. Ps i just ordered a catch can and some run marvel.
+Emanuel Lopez your very welcome man if you need any advice just shoot me a message on here or on my Facebook page
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All oil companies say same crap about their products its just marketing bs sometimes ive used Castrol before but its made my seals alot worse
That's because its a blend and not a full synthetic oil
UA-cam srikes again. Wonder why that oil stays so clean. Dont suppose it's leaving black stuff behind....
It stays clean because I use good oil filters. and I run marvel mystery oil in with it every 3 to 4 oil changes to clean up the engine. its just a really good oil all around. It definitely leaves a good slick residue behind so when you start your vehicle up there's no dry spots so less where and tare on moving parts
I have engine dyno lab experience and castrol is garbage oil. Valvoline is cleaning the oil deposits from all the garbage oil used before it. I've torn down multiple engines that had valvoline consistently and looked new inside. It's funny to see opinions of people that have no real basis for thier opinion on the matter.
While Castrol Magnatec is a great oil, this updated info may sway you back to Valvoline:
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Color is no indication of how well an oil is working. Way to have clickbait text in your thumbnail.
I've used various different oils from Castrol , Valvoline, royal purple, ect. And from all that I've used I prefer Valvoline because I've never had any issues. The one I wouldn't recommend would be Pennzoil
Fram ultra is actually better than mobil one. I used to use that same Mobil one until I saw a video comparison of the insides of both
Fram is cheap
@@issavibez394 yes I hate them they make valvoline VO oil filter and I work for valvoline and say yes we are half scamming you. We use mix oil containers another way of saying we use different grade oil in the container to hold oil in.
noahmeme2, I’ve used the Fram Tough Guard filter, coupled with Pennzoil Platinum for a 10K mile oci. Blackstone Labs said that the oil could’ve gone another 2K miles, and that the wear metals and insolubles numbers were low, indicating that the filter was doing the job. I don’t use the orange can Fram for full synthetic, but will use a Tough Guard or Ultra Synthetic
Oil filter brands are over rated.
I use a Supertech oil filter along with Valvoline 0-20 maxlife oil.
My 2009 Corolla has 270K on it and runs like a sewing machine!
@@kelj4517 I just took off a SuperTech filter from my Honda Civic, coupled with Quaker State Ultimate Durability 0W - 20…after cutting it open, the ST filter held up well. The pleating was intact and spaced evenly, and no warbling. The anti-drainback valve was still pliable. Overall a pretty good filter at that price point.
Today you can’t buy a bad motor oil. The government is up the ass of oil blending companies. Emissions is very important to them. You see that API seal of approval you got great oil. Walmart super tech is an excellent oil blended by the Warren oil company. Don’t use Lucas it as thick as fifty weight oil. Most vehicles are happy with 5/20 or 5/30. The W stands for winter. I never heard of a vehicle blowing up because they used a Fram oil filter. It’s usually operator error that causes the problems. People suck at checking oil levels so they seize the engine and blame the oil filter. By the way when you buy Napa motor oil your buying Valvoline motor oil. Yes Valvoline blends Napa motor oil.
Rather than a mobile one filter, get yourself a super tech Walmart filter. It is the same quality as mobile one at almost three times less the price. Why pay more for name brands when you get the same quality maybe even better through a super tech oil filter. If you don't believe me look at a teardown of a mobile one and supertech oil filter and you'll see they're the same damn thing.
i don't believe that oil on the dipstick has 4000 miles on it.
Did you know that your motor oil that you are using is nothing more than recycled motor oil? That’s right.. do you know the oil you take to your auto parts store and drop off after you do in oil change or maybe your salvage yard or maybe your oil recovery Center in your hometown? Well, you just poured it in your engine.! Valvoline was the first motor oil that was ever made. Valvoline made the first high mileage motor oil in the world.. there is no better oil than Valvoline.
Oil turns black for a reason . There are many reasons mainly because of soot build up in fuel injected, gasoline engines. Anyway, you use your motor anyway you want. My car has 297,000 miles on it runs like a top doesn’t knock doesn’t smoke and the oil gets changed every 30,000 miles but the oil filter gets changed every 3000 that’s right I change the oil filter every 3000 miles and add if I have to but usually don’t add but a drop. So in one oil change, my filter gets changed nine times. Hey for three or four dollars how can you go wrong?
Oh, and one more thing
Good luck !!!!
Okay so I hate to burst your bubble kid But I don't think that's a good thing if Is every time you pull your dipstick it's still gold That would lead me to believe that your oil is not cleaning anything I like mine to be nice and dark After a thousand That's all the crap that oil is catching And then you're clearing it out when you change your oil I have used valvoline Is high mileage for years I've had vehicles that lasted well longer than they should have And I do believe the oil help along with routine maintenance Is also fun fact valvoline Is the oldest motor oil brand in the usa been around since 1866 So I would hope That they know what how to make good oil And so far from my experience They do I have put it in everything from big trucks to little cars never an issue
It's most likely black as night because the engine oil is doing a hell of a job of cleaning up all the engine sludge has accumulated. I'm not an expert but, there's a different view😅
BLACK OIL IS NOT PERSE BAD OIL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This idea is incredibly persistent, just like the 3000 mile oil change.
Put oil in a diesel, 20 miles later it's black, you want to say it's gone bad already ?
Choose the right spec and change in time keeping your style of driving into consideration.
One guy tested his oil at 3, 5,7.5 and 10K miles, sent it all to a lab, guess what 7.5k was the turning point, but the oil was already black at 3k.
You are 1 million percent right valving water down the oil
Do you even have any actual proof? Or you just like to say nonsense
Poor comment on a very good oil. No data to prove what this guy is saying !
Fram makes. Mobile one filters...
FRAM is one of the major brands of aftermarket automotive oil filters in the United States and Canada. The FRAM Corporation was bought by the Bendix Corporation in 1967. Then FRAM was part of Honeywell's "Consumer Products Group" until 2011. FRAM Group is now owned by Rank Group
....... as far as mobile 1 is concerned the oil filter is a product of Champion Laboratories, Inc., a company founded in 1955 then known as Kleen Pak Manufacturing Company in the United States.
This company and Pyroil, its parent company, is owned by Andy Granatelli and STP Corporation (since 1970). As one of the biggest private label suppliers, the firm supplies over thirty private label heavy-duty and automotive filter lines.
So much wrong with this video….
Castral blowed up my hyonda engine
Well, I admit that it's somewhat true, castrol is a very good oil, but if after 4000 miles it's still transparent, it hasn't done the job of cleaning yet, besides, no oil will clean your engine and your pistons better than penzoil platinum, nothing, and i. I'm willing to bet on it. It's made out of natural gas, not crude, and you will get 550 miles more a year. Try it, you may have a change of heart. And again, don't change your oil until it gets darker or you can't see the dipstick through the oil, otherwise you're wasting your money.