New truck, first scheduled oil change at 10,000... really?

Can you provide a wiki article or YouTube video confirming that?

 

CHANGE ICE EVERY 100 MINUTES, MAX!

 

I just looked on the yeti website, and they state with dry ice in the cooler it can go up to 48 hours. By my calculations, that is 2880 minutes.

 

Yeti is wrong, that's just marketing mumbo Jumbo.

 

Previously used synthetic ice FTW. #Savetheplanet

 

Mind blown.

 

Ok ok, im sorry. Ill make sure ill follow severe use next time.

 

Ah yes, safety orange. So you can't get blitzed and mistake your cooler for a deer.

 

The manuel actually calls it "severe super special use".

 

It's all good fun until you see someone opening up your deer and getting a beer. You dont know if you should shoot the deer/cooler or the person taking your beer.

 

And you guys are all wrong. 10 lbs cubed ice, and 10 pounds solid block. The cubed gets it down to temp, and the water bath it creates keeps the instant conductivity. The block maintains it for a week.

 

First thing I thought of.

 

What you appear to be describing is engine efficiency. Or how well the typical modern internal combustion engine uses the energy it gets from the actual combustion. All those components and the new oils have increased that (post combustion) efficiency to get better miles and power.

But the actual combustion efficiency is still the same or around 20-30% with the remainder of the 70-80% going to waste.
And some of that un-burned waste is where our by-products come from. Pretty much like ash is the same end result of wood combustion.

This is why the rate of by-products may still be the same. The actual combustion efficiency has proven to be a much harder nut for our engineers to crack.

And the one who does it, will be crowned a god among them, I’m pretty sure, and then we may have a lot less waste to disposed of via oil changes.

So for now, I’m still going for 5K service.

I pick one major label brand with all the certification stars & stripes and stick with it, they all should meet the same specs.

As for me, I use Mobil 1 fully synthetic from WALMART.

 

IF you add this it lasts 5-15% longer.....and colder.

 

He's saying that with the advances in fuel injection, mechanical design and chemistry, fuel burns cleaner and more completely, so there are less contaminents.

 

No wonder my plan to make life-like deer shaped kegerators never took off

 

Edit: bonus points it says Synthetic on the side.