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Why not use multigrade? 120-130 1967

posted by  122 and 940 and too many on  Sat Jan 12 10:33 CST 2002
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Err, truth be told, whatever happens to be sitting around. I normally simply can't be arsed to go look for single weight oil. Normally I'd use a 10w40, or a 20W50. I honestly reckon this overdrive oil malarkey is a blind alley. they're simpy not fussy about their oil, but like lots of it. Invarably when they die someone has run it out of oil, not put the wrong stuff in. And I've had lots of them apart over the years. Never wrecked one twice.

Regards


Pete






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