Reply to "Oil Decision Time."

trajanMember

quote:
Originally posted by ADFD1:

He says use the recommended grade oil, change it, change the filters, and drive.

AD

Good advice. I use what I do not because it's a "special" car, but because that is what is called for.

If it was spec'd for dino oil, I'd use that. That's what I used in every other car from the 1964 Buick to the 1997 Camaro.

A $32 bottle of goo? Not when what I know works is only $6.27

7/9/108:24 AM

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