Tired of oil change bull

[domains]

I'm not sure you have noticed this yet but there's not a soul talking tech with you and as far as the adult comment, I think you are a bit skewed on that Looks like the rest of us are the adults in the room. Not sure what you refer to as a fanboy in this particular case. I'm not a fanboy of anything. I do like that finger snap test. That's about the funniest thing I've heard in a while.

Don't forget to time your fuel pump

Diesel drag racers only turn a screw, so much tec

 

[workinonit]

I hope you've scheduled vacation so you can keep up with this thread.

 

[domains]

I hope you've scheduled vacation so you can keep up with this thread.

We're only having a little debate, why is everyone closed minded

 

[domains]

I made a thread once asking if i should pull off nipples on new tires because it might wear uneven behind the nipples, most said no and were wrong

 

[domains]

That was a joke, read thread again you might learn something

 

[oosik]

My God - you REALLY are FOS.

 

[texas42]

I'm a retired executive with a heavy construction company. I was in charge of the equipment. We were on a national account with a lubrication manufacturer; therefore we got free oil analysis on everything we owned, from 1/2-ton pickups to D-10 dozers. When you need your equipment to earn a living, you don't scrimp on lubrication and are proactive on finding issues before they become problems.
Oil changes are scheduled maintenance

 

[3 Horse Ranch]

My God - you REALLY are FOS.

Apparently the pressure was building up, the turtle was forcing its way out and he let it drop here.
I have an older brother who had the same idea and his pickup made it all the way to 118k miles before it became junk.

 

[domains]

This is absolutely not true. My dad ran a re-refinery for Safety-Kleen, recycling old oils for many years. The recycled oil was not visually discernible from new oil. I know this for a fact because he brought glass sample bottles home to show me.

Guess what, they used a filter

 

[domains]

I'm a retired executive with a heavy construction company. I was in charge of the equipment. We were on a national account with a lubrication manufacturer; therefore we got free oil analysis on everything we owned, from 1/2-ton pickups to D-10 dozers. When you need your equipment to earn a living, you don't scrimp on lubrication and are proactive on finding issues before they become problems.
Oil changes are scheduled maintenance

My brother is a boss For NB power in electronics and he use to test oil in transformers that take a transport to fill,(costs alot) they have to change after a while because no filter

 

[domains]

Apparently the pressure was building up, the turtle was forcing its way out and he let it drop here.
I have an older brother who had the same idea and his pickup made it all the way to 118k miles before it became junk.

I bet he put all types of oil in it or was hard on it, or ran it low on oil, lots of kids don't check oil and if your hard on a motor it will burn more oil, before next oil change gimmick

 

[big bubba]

a true troll on display. prob best to avoid, some people need even negative attention believe i'll stick w/my current change interval & let the buffoonery to those much wiser than me, who knows, this could be AI generated.

 

[garry1p]

You can't reason with a troll he is only on here for attention and boy is he getting it, 10 pages of BS.

Time to close this ridiculous thread.

 

[kozal01]

You can't reason with a troll he is only on here for attention and boy is he getting it, 10 pages of BS.

Time to close this ridiculous thread.

Nah, keep it open. Its good entertainment on a slow day in the office.

 

[3 Horse Ranch]

I'm a retired executive with a heavy construction company. I was in charge of the equipment. We were on a national account with a lubrication manufacturer; therefore we got free oil analysis on everything we owned, from 1/2-ton pickups to D-10 dozers. When you need your equipment to earn a living, you don't scrimp on lubrication and are proactive on finding issues before they become problems.
Oil changes are scheduled maintenance

Yup, The shop foreman at the company I retired from always said, oil is cheap insurance, but what did he know, he only managed maintenance on 20 mixers, 40 dump trucks 20 semis, 10 wheel loaders, 8 excavators, plus quarry rock crushers and gravel wash and screening plants.

 

[domains]

You can't reason with a troll he is only on here for attention and boy is he getting it, 10 pages of BS.

Time to close this ridiculous thread.

You should suckup to mods or report threads, after modded you can **** down hill

Mister LS MT240 , I build web sites, I can make one just for your toy tractor

 

[Captain Dirty]

To the OP--Next time you change the filter in your high milage engine, decant some of the used oil into a sample jar and send it to a reputable lab like Blackstone. When you get the results, take a photo and post it here--lots of interested parties watching.

 

[domains]

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a true troll on display. prob best to avoid, some people need even negative attention believe i'll stick w/my current change interval & let the buffoonery to those much wiser than me, who knows, this could be AI generated.

Ai is a glorified bot, they been around for 30 years,

ChatGPT is dangerous​

 

[domains]

To the OP--Next time you change the filter in your high milage engine, decant some of the used oil into a sample jar and send it to a reputable lab like Blackstone. When you get the results, take a photo and post it here--lots of interested parties watching.

I just bought a new to me car, going to flush it twice first

 

[3 Horse Ranch]

Re this thread:

1. Never wrestle with a pig. You just get dirty and the pig enjoys it.
2. Answer not a fool according to his folly,
   lest you be like him yourself.