need some oil help
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Sounds liek a good deal, hope you like it. Ask him about oil analysis.
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Use PM for this kind of messages. I don't want to read pages of posts not based on a relevant topic. I also subscribe to threads, and don't want to be notified with messages like these. Thanks.
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You know, you have the option to unsubscribe here to.. that will keep you from getting the notice you are so worried about.
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I use Amsoil marine diesel 15w-40 oil for the high TBN content. Schaeffer's looks good too. Will probably switch to Schaeffer's next.
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Snakyjake,
I need to start a new thread about this subject but check into last months "Heavy Duty Trucking" Publication/Magazine. Alot of folks like to buy the CI-4 oils because of the higher TBN. Well, many of the CJ-4 oils are exceeding initail expectations. Customers that switched to to CJ-4 spec oil have actually been able to maintain their extended drain intervals or exceed them. The newer oils are performing very well. But as always, many are reluctant to change.
I need to start a new thread about this subject but check into last months "Heavy Duty Trucking" Publication/Magazine. Alot of folks like to buy the CI-4 oils because of the higher TBN. Well, many of the CJ-4 oils are exceeding initail expectations. Customers that switched to to CJ-4 spec oil have actually been able to maintain their extended drain intervals or exceed them. The newer oils are performing very well. But as always, many are reluctant to change.
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