RE: [DML] best engine oil
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RE: [DML] best engine oil



  Greetings from T-Town.   I have installed Amsoil oil, filter, & tranny oil in my DeLorean, which was done quite some time ago.  Designed by a jet-fighter jock in the late '50's, it is the original synthetic oil. A tad expensive, but with a change interval of 25,000-30,000 miles, it really is less expensive in the long run. I grew up using 10W-40, because Dad used it (he was a Mechanical Engineer). Checking the Temp./Viscosity chart in the DMC's owner's manual, I noticed that 10W-40 fell in the proper use range.  Could've gotten by with 10W-30, but force of habit. "Heavy Duty Gear Lube" 80W is in the 5-speed tranny.  Anything I can do to make things more slippery & last longer is a good thing. I'm also saving my pennies for an Amsoil air filter; pretty much lifetime use for that.     Amsoil 10W-40 is also in my '38 Buick.   NO NO NO to Slick 50. PTFE (Teflon) is great for keeping your fried eggs from sticking to the pan, but NEVER in a crank case.       Drive Stainless    and Slippery!       Robert   VIN  6924

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> From: fadednjaded@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 18:28:17 -0700
> Subject: [DML] best engine oil
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> Dear fellow De Lorean owners,
>  
> For years I have been using Valvoline 20-50 in my De Lorean. The engine has less than 20,000 miles.
>  
> When our engines were selected for our cars I don't beleive that synthetic oils were available. Is there reason to believe that one of these synthetic oils will do a better job at protecting our engines or should I continue to use the same oil and the same weight that I have been using?
>  
> If there is a good reason to switch to one of the synthetic oils, what weight do you suggest?
>  
> What is your favorite oil?
>  
> I will appreciate any thoughts on this. 
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> You may write me off list, if you wish. 
>  
> Faded   
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