anyone use 5w-40 synthetic
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here since my last oil change a few weeks ago its been everything from 5* to in the high 50's, no problems what so ever, as I mentioned I'm planning on running it year round.
Keep in mind the only diff between a 5w40 and a 15w-40 is the oil weight when its cold, both have a 40 weight when they are at operating temps, there is nothing wrong with running 5w-40 year round instead of a 10 or 15w-40, you will probably notice easier(quicker) starts when its cold as well as a little quicker warm up times as I have, but as I mentioned, at op temps, its all the same.
Hope this helps man.
Keep in mind the only diff between a 5w40 and a 15w-40 is the oil weight when its cold, both have a 40 weight when they are at operating temps, there is nothing wrong with running 5w-40 year round instead of a 10 or 15w-40, you will probably notice easier(quicker) starts when its cold as well as a little quicker warm up times as I have, but as I mentioned, at op temps, its all the same.
Hope this helps man.
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I highly doubt the 5W-30 is diesel rated. You can't put gasser oil in a diesel, but you can put diesel rated oil in a gasser. I'm thinking about putting 5W-40 in the wife's truck just so I only have to buy one type of oil. 5 gallon jug of Schaeffer 9000 will do one OC in both our trucks...
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I highly doubt the 5W-30 is diesel rated. You can't put gasser oil in a diesel, but you can put diesel rated oil in a gasser. I'm thinking about putting 5W-40 in the wife's truck just so I only have to buy one type of oil. 5 gallon jug of Schaeffer 9000 will do one OC in both our trucks...
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where you from in Oregon?
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Same here on firing quicker, the only thing that is making the engine turnover faster was the addition of the DB high torque starter