Motor Oil
steve, i guess i got crap since i didnt pay,lol. but im buddies with a mechanic there and its the same oil they use for all their cars. they have rooms full of it. it goes into every bmw that rolls onto that dealer. about the mobil one thing, i hear it used to be a group IV and has since downgraded to group III. but this is all internet stuff.
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Originally Posted by HiTechOilCo
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If you would not extend drain intervals, but instead throw out perfectly good oil, then why are you asking if you can safely extend drain intervals? It's 2007, not 1968. It's time to get with the times.
One of my vehicles has gone over 100,000 miles with no oil change at all, just oil filter changes. Laboratory oil analysis proves the oil to be in fine shape and suitable for continued use.
Steve
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If you would not extend drain intervals, but instead throw out perfectly good oil, then why are you asking if you can safely extend drain intervals? It's 2007, not 1968. It's time to get with the times.
One of my vehicles has gone over 100,000 miles with no oil change at all, just oil filter changes. Laboratory oil analysis proves the oil to be in fine shape and suitable for continued use.
Steve
CEO of Hi-Tech Oil Co. - HiTechOilCo@aol.com
would Infiniti warranty an engine failure on a motor that has significantly increased intervals using a non-recommended lubricant?
the manual states that synthetic oil is not recommended for these engines, instead to follow the factory-prescribed maint. schedule using a high quality mineral-based oil. would the "2007" theory you propose stand up to Infinti vetting?
btw - 100,000 miles on the same oil? that's amazing!
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