This is not new to you guys but I just want to share some tips/tricks on Front Suspension that should make the job much easier for newbies. The Story: - I learned the Front Suspension hard way, I first replaced the Outer Tierods 12 months ago, Sway Bar End Links 6 months ago, Control Arms 4 months a...

Hi. My car S70 t5 Aut 2000 model 190450 mil What are your engine oil recommendations? thanks everyone. :D I use part synthetic but the other guys here probably know better. I have read that synthetic might bother the seals on engines that were made for regular oil but it could be a myth. If in doub...

Hi. My car S70 t5 Aut 2000 model 190450 mil What are your engine oil recommendations? thanks everyone. :D I use part synthetic but the other guys here probably know better. I have read that synthetic might bother the seals on engines that were made for regular oil but it could be a myth. If in doub...

Doesn’t it say in your book for the car what oil you should use?
I always run fully synthetic in every car we have.

Been running full synthetic 5w40 liquimoly for a few years now. No leaks, no issues, engine has 215,000 miles. Did the same for my xc90.

can wrote: ↑09 Jul 2022, 17:04 full synthetic 5w50 .
full synthetic 10w60

Seems awfully heavy to me. Those aren't oils I've ever seen in the US.

full synthetic 5w50 . full synthetic 10w60 Seems awfully heavy to me. Those aren't oils I've ever seen in the US. 10w60 is used in BMW 7 with the big engine. My 04 S80 T6 runs best on 5W30. It looses mileage and pep with 10w30. I think thicker oil doesn't spray as freely through the cylinder oil je...

Seems awfully heavy to me. Those aren't oils I've ever seen in the US. 10w60 is used in BMW 7 with the big engine. My 04 S80 T6 runs best on 5W30. It looses mileage and pep with 10w30. I think thicker oil doesn't spray as freely through the cylinder oil jets. Just my theory. Also thinner oil flows ...

10w60 is used in BMW 7 with the big engine. My 04 S80 T6 runs best on 5W30. It looses mileage and pep with 10w30. I think thicker oil doesn't spray as freely through the cylinder oil jets. Just my theory. Also thinner oil flows faster removing heat from critical areas like bearings and the turbos. ...

The cold start wear thing is a fiction. Oil pressure on startup hits 60 psi quickly, in a few seconds. Once oil pressure hits the bearings, the metal does not touch. Even on startup, the metal surfaces don’t touch from the film of oil left. That’s why when idled my T5 for 15-30 minutes earlier this ...