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Knowing how much you guys love to debate oil I had a quick question. I just bought by 00 Range with 73k miles. Was going to start running Mobile one in it when I was told that "if it has never had synthetic it isn't good to start it now." Is there any truth to this?
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He suggested Mobile One 15/50 I believe. But suggested since it is hihger mileage and hasn't run synthetic I go for Castrol 20/50 I think he said. Well currently my RR doesn't leak any oil in the driveway and yes it has oil in it. Not looking to start it leaking. Thanks all
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Hi ,I did change from Motul synthetic 15/60 to mobil-1- 0/50 four month ago , to be honest, with out a polemic discussion on oils I am very happy with the change ( and for my pocket too),oil consumption is- 0 -so do it!!! and do not weary nothing is going to happen ,I would strongly recommend the change.
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I ran normal RR service oil until the warranty expired in a 2000 P38 RR, then put it on LPG injection and ran 5W Mobile 1 since then to now (290,000Km), no problems and seemingly no wear. Magnificant oil, never used it before. It sure protects LPG powered engines. I had heard horror stories about LPG, but gas injection (approx AUD$5.5K) is foolproof. I was so impressed I put Mobile 1 in my old favourite 88 Rangie (150,000 Km), put it on LPG injection, changed from GTX2 to 5W mobile 1 and it performs beautifully. Seems to have more power. Maybe the higher octane of the LPG, or less oil drag, I don't know.
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With the engine oil there is no problem...save for a single codicil, the oils don't mix. So do it at a full oil change. I am all for synthetics when their special properties are called for. In these engines, they will not help much. Won't hurt anything but the pocket book though. James |
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Have been using synthetic in all my vehicles since I bought them. D1 111,000 mi., P38 105,000 mi. ( Castrol Syntec 10/40 )Cooper S 60,000 mi. ( Royall Purple 5/30)
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