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I bought a 2002 dodge ram with a 5.9L engine. I do not have an owners manual. Could someone please... look in their owners manual and tell me what the recommended oil is for this truck thanks a lot >I bought a 2002 dodge ram with a 5.9L engine. I do not have an owners > manual. Could someone please... look in their owners manual and tell me > what the recommended oil is for this truck 10W30, unless you're in below-zero temps, then 5W30 >>I bought a 2002 dodge ram with a 5.9L engine. I do not have an owners >> manual. Could someone please... look in their owners manual and tell me >> what the recommended oil is for this truck > >10W30, unless you're in below-zero temps, then 5W30 Consistantly below zero not just occasionally. ----------------- TheSnoMan.com >> I bought a 2002 dodge ram with a 5.9L engine. I do not have an owners >> manual. Could someone please... look in their owners manual and tell >> me what the recommended oil is for this truck > > 10W30, unless you're in below-zero temps, then 5W30 Unless it's the 6 cylinder 5.9L. ;^)  SignatureKen This is likely to start a discussion, but I'm fond of Castrol. My last truck was high mileage, and had a piston rod knock. Castrol was the only oil that quieted the rod knock for more than three days after an oil change. SignatureChristopher A. Young You can't shout down a troll. You have to starve them. . > >I bought a 2002 dodge ram with a 5.9L engine. I do not have an owners > > manual. Could someone please... look in their owners manual and tell me > > what the recommended oil is for this truck > > 10W30, unless you're in below-zero temps, then 5W30 >This is likely to start a discussion, but I'm fond of Castrol. My >last truck was high mileage, and had a piston rod knock. Castrol >was the only oil that quieted the rod knock for more than three >days after an oil change. What happend after the third day ? The engine seized :-) SignatureIf at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving > > >This is likely to start a discussion, but I'm fond of Castrol. My > >last truck was high mileage, and had a piston rod knock. Castrol > >was the only oil that quieted the rod knock for more than three > >days after an oil change. > What happend after the third day ? With castrol, the rod knock was quiet, until the next oil change. with any other brand, the rod knock returned after about three days after an oil change. Did that really need explaining? SignatureChristopher A. Young You can't shout down a troll. You have to starve them. . > >This is likely to start a discussion, but I'm fond of Castrol. My > >last truck was high mileage, and had a piston rod knock. Castrol > >was the only oil that quieted the rod knock for more than three > >days after an oil change. > What happend after the third day ? |
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