Synthetic Oil Controversy
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Re: Synthetic Oil Controversy
I'd go straight to the general manager. What a crock of kaka. And on another note, I've never understood people who go with synthetic to lenghten the change interval. To each his own, but I have never changed the interval nor would I. I think M1 is ok, certainly not a superior oil, but better than dino. If you go synthetic, change your oil through the standard intervals. Even Amsoil says to change sooner than 7500 under certain conditions. A car is not worth being cheap on, imo.
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Re: Synthetic Oil Controversy
ok if they said that and god forbid that something happens to your car get a lawyer cuz you were not advised on the first one plus as someone else said they were recieving coupons for it so yea....
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This is really strange. From where I came from, not a 3rd world, synthetic oil lasts for at least 10k km, that's at least 7k miles. BMWs have their oil changed at 15k Km, about 10k miles.
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BMW/Merc uses much more oil and a sump filtering system, cannot be compared to our system. My oil (m1) usually looks fine on the report, but you start getting high insoluables which is filtration.
This is really strange. From where I came from, not a 3rd world, synthetic oil lasts for at least 10k km, that's at least 7k miles. BMWs have their oil changed at 15k Km, about 10k miles.
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BMW/Merc uses much more oil and a sump filtering system, cannot be compared to our system. My oil (m1) usually looks fine on the report, but you start getting high insoluables which is filtration.
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