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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / December 2004Synthetic oil
Hello again, thanks for the answers on Max life. I am a firm believer in Mobile 1 on my Avalon I go 7k between oil changes and I change the filter once in between, the oil is never real dark. Here is the real Q: I want to ask; on my sentra with 144k (I just bought it a month ago for my second car and had the main front seal replaced) can I switch to Mobile 1 without problems at that high mileage or stay with Max life. Help me out with this one. As I said before I drive tour buses for a living all over the country. We use Amsoil and go 16k before scheduled oil changes so synthetic seems to be the way of the future we also use Transsend in our trannys. Any response would be appreciated. Thanks, Bill in Norfolk,Nebraska I love mobil one and use it most everything I drive from the Corvette to the Maxima and the 350Z. Heck, I even use it in the kids go-kart. But, I changed the oil in the 1987 Nissan Stanza and the car started burning oil and leaking out the rear main seal. Anyway, I changed back to conventional oil and the problems went away. > Hello again, thanks for the answers on Max life. I am a firm believer in > Mobile 1 on my Avalon I go 7k between oil changes and I change the filter [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > be the way of the future we also use Transsend in our trannys. Any response > would be appreciated. Thanks, Bill in Norfolk,Nebraska do not use syn on older high milage cars. asking for trouble > Hello again, thanks for the answers on Max life. I am a firm believer in > Mobile 1 on my Avalon I go 7k between oil changes and I change the filter [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > be the way of the future we also use Transsend in our trannys. Any response > would be appreciated. Thanks, Bill in Norfolk,Nebraska If I might be so brazen as to suggest a slight re-wording of your reply: "do not switch to syn on older high mileage cars" If you've been using it all along, you shouldn't have a problem - it's switching in the vehicle's later years/miles that might cause a problem. >do not use syn on older high milage cars. asking for trouble >> Hello again, thanks for the answers on Max life. I am a firm believer in [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >response >> would be appreciated. Thanks, Bill in Norfolk,Nebraska |
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