Synthetic blend motor oil


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Re: Synthetic blend motor oil

never have, I have stuff with Valvoline 5w30 in my '99 Pontiac Grand Prix, 145,000 miles and still running strong (knock on wood) Its my commute to work car, bought it new and never had an issue with the engine.

Some guys swear buy it, some like it and think they can go longer on oil changes.

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Re: Synthetic blend motor oil

I just run regular motor oil in my car. Yes there is a benifit to using synthetic. The difference is that regular oil is from the ground and synthetic is made in a lab. Synthetic oil has a sticky substance to it, therefore it sticks and stays on the engine bearings when the vehicle is off. Regular motor oil does not have that substance, so it runs off the bearings. So on initial start up there is no oil going to the bearings for a split second. This is why you'll hear a slight knock just for a second when you fire it up Until oil pressure is built up.

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