Colorado B.S. Thread

It is crazy now, heavy dino oils can actually cause oil consumption issues and engine noises. Some have even had damage that required replacement parts.

 

I may just stick with my vintage antiques.

 

Not your truck, your beast is still a dino oil truck. 5-30wt is/can still be dino oil. Now, run synthetics if you want, just remember it is still the same old oil filter designed around a 3-5k oil change

 

Disadvantage of driveway on the North side.

 

Oops, missed that you were talking about a Corolla. Yep, that is synthetic 0-20wt car.

 

One of many

 

Helloooooooooooo Colorado and 2017!

 

Landlord said something to me when I was about to spray my spindles. Something about getting overspray on the other cars. Apartment life ftl

 

so vibes are gone! should I have drained/changed the gear oil or just fill it?

 

Good morning 2017SpicyKat!

 

Why are you missing rollers? Did you get them out of the differential?

 

Thats how he rolls. A few rollers short.

 

Yes...is the gear oil usually brownish?

 

Jack knows me the best!

 

I asked about it and said should I get 2 oil changes prior (considering it's like a 3-4K change) and they said no. No oil change needed till 10k, then 2nd at 20k. Then up to my discretion as to how often from then. Hence I wanted to ask because it seems crazy on a new engine in paticlutar..

 

Helloooooooooooooooooooooooo Brandon!

 

In most cars. I thought you replaced yours with pink?

 

@Highonfirewood dude just change it every 5k mile if its your daily driver, fatkid has a valid point

 

Yup.like I said only at 1800 but was just thinking next month I'd prolly change it..but I'll stick to 3k see how nasty it is and go up from there

 

Sheesh are we bullying another user in 2017 besides me! Don't give me a complex with the Hello Kitty stuff. I saw a sticker on a vehicle infront of me few days ago, almost rear ended up in rage