> My brother-in-law had a Toyota pickup in the early '90s that he used for a
> delivery service. He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil
> change. The truck ran for another 300,000 miles after that without any oil
> related issues. If your '93 just turned 49k miles and its not burning oil,
> I'd say you don't need to worry. Just change it and move on.
> He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil change.
> He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil change.
> He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil change.
AAAAAAAAaaaaa! =:O
Used to have an '86 Nova/Corolla and changed its oil *every* 3K miles
bcz it was so easy. It ran beautifully until 1993. The driver who
totalled it said he'd never seen parts in such good condition.
> I'd say you don't need to worry. Just change it and move on.
Point taken, thanks.
JM
E Meyer - 30 Aug 2006 14:49 GMT
On 8/29/06 11:06 PM, in article 12fa3kkk7v4fj66@corp.supernews.com,
>> My brother-in-law had a Toyota pickup in the early '90s that he used
> for a
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>> He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil change.
>> He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil change.
Yes --- 100,000 miles! Its not a typo.
> AAAAAAAAaaaaa! =:O
>
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>
> JM
> My brother-in-law had a Toyota pickup in the early '90s that he used for a
> delivery service. He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil
I call Bullshit.
E Meyer - 23 Sep 2006 04:03 GMT
You can call whatever you want. He really did let it go that long.
On 9/22/06 8:34 PM, in article c8udnYQafuuCEonYnZ2dnUVZ_qudnZ2d@comcast.com,
>> My brother-in-law had a Toyota pickup in the early '90s that he used for a
>> delivery service. He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil
> I call Bullshit.
Steve T - 24 Sep 2006 06:34 GMT
> You can call whatever you want. He really did let it go that long.
No way did that happen.. It would have stopped up the oil pickup screen with
trash/sludge. He might have told you he did that but it's BS.

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amstaffs@home.com - 24 Sep 2006 12:51 GMT
Steve T <fotocord@yahoo.com> quipped:
>> You can call whatever you want. He really did let it go that long.
>
>No way did that happen.. It would have stopped up the oil pickup screen with
>trash/sludge. He might have told you he did that but it's BS.
I have to agree. There's a higher probably that vehicle was able to
fly than run 100k on the same oil.
Did he also never refill his gas tank for 100k too?
: P - 24 Sep 2006 21:32 GMT
My aunt had an old AMC Rambler many years ago. It was news to her that the
oil needed changing. Said all she did was have the gas station ad some oil
every once in a while, but never changed it. Don't know what the mileage
was but she had the car a long time until it was totaled when a car thief
crashed into her parked car.
>> My brother-in-law had a Toyota pickup in the early '90s that he used for
>> a
>> delivery service. He let it go for over 100,000 miles without an oil
> I call Bullshit.
amstaffs@home.com - 24 Sep 2006 23:03 GMT
": P" <none@none.net> quipped:
>My aunt had an old AMC Rambler many years ago. It was news to her that the
>oil needed changing. Said all she did was have the gas station ad some oil
>every once in a while, but never changed it. Don't know what the mileage
>was but she had the car a long time until it was totaled when a car thief
>crashed into her parked car.
it's possible she never changed the oil but it's also just as likely
that she didn't drive far or much.
Rosco - 25 Sep 2006 10:45 GMT
cried out
> ": P" <none@none.net> quipped:
>
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> it's possible she never changed the oil but it's also just as
> likely that she didn't drive far or much.
bearing in mind that last time i aksed my grandmother what all she had
done on her last tune up, she replied "they cleaned the windshield and
said something about sparklers" Many women have no clue what goes on
during a tune up including the OIL CHANGE. My 91 sentra ha 223,000
miles still runs perfect, i relate this to changing the oil frequently,
along with all filters, and keeping good plugs.
I'll belive a car went 100,000 on the same oil when driving in reverse
fills your tank back up...
Willshak - 25 Sep 2006 14:10 GMT
> cried out
>
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> fills your tank back up...
>
This is a conversation I had with my ex-wife before she got the ex.
She: Did you take the car to the dealer and change the shock absorbers?
Me: Yes I did.
She: Well, you better take it back, because I am still getting a shock
when I get in the car.

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Rosco - 28 Sep 2006 04:46 GMT
Willshak cried out
>> cried out
>>
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> She: Well, you better take it back, because I am still getting a
> shock when I get in the car.
lmao! wow i thought granny was bad