ALACOWMAN
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chevy truck. GM recommends 0 w-20 synthetic oil.. just wonder how it will hold up here in the south. when you can overheat one setting at a drive through..http://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/Mot ... 0W-20.aspx
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fitz
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Was at the dealer's today. Salesman was talking about that.
The truck sitting in the showroom listed at 51,000. It was sharp. I was careful not to get too close.
fitz
The truck sitting in the showroom listed at 51,000. It was sharp. I was careful not to get too close.
fitz
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Could be a function of increased tolerances and less shear of the new oils. Same idea behind extended oil intervalsALACOWMAN":3byvv0qh said:
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Yep. I was thinking backwards again.
fitz
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I use synthetic 5W-20 in my truck. It's a gas model.
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Craig Miller
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I read some where that the comanies are recomending that oil because they can increase the mpg by a mile or two. I cant remember where i saw it at.
ALACOWMAN
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their all in bed together, $441.00 at 150k miles aint much savings. for a $50.000 truck .. we've got 07 trucks using oil at 50kCraig Miller":4veq5cxx said:
Craig Miller
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I agree with ya on that. I dont give a dang what fuel mileage i get. I will drive what i want if it gets 8 mpg. The story was they could overcome the decrease in mpg from all the emissions crap by lowering the oil weight and be able to meet their govment mpg standards with out doing any real work to improve mpg.
