[s-cars] Texas tea...oil, that is...

Harold McComas HaroldMcComas at comcast.net
Tue Oct 25 01:00:28 EDT 2005


Yet another Mobil 1 user  with a slightly different weight. I am using their 
5W-40 "Truck and SUV" formula, I figure with my S6's allroad height I am 
safe. ;)
Wally has it in 5 quart jugs. I have heard that is it just repackaged Delvac 
1. Anyways been using it year round for a little over a year now in NH with 
no problems. Nice just keeping one weight of oil around too.

Harold M

96 S6
> From: Eric Phillips <gcmschemist at gmail.com>
> Subject: [s-cars] Texas tea...oil, that is...
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> Hey, S-Folks!
> OK, so now that my trim strip adventure is over (not much of an 
> adventure -
> took me all of about 10 minutes) I must think about changing this beast's
> oil soon. I have read a lot about oil, used to work in a refinery, and 
> have
> used Mobil 1 full synth on all my VW/Audi cars for the last 15 years. But
> turbo cars are different. The guy that owned it previous to me used 15W50
> synth (no brand mentioned.) So, the question:
> What brands of synth comply with the VW/Audi oil standard, and what
> viscosity would be good for a place that gets up to 100 degrees in the
> summer, and down in the single digits in winter? Any of my Spokane 
> brethren
> reading? Bueller?
> BTW, the local Wally World has 15W50 in big 5-quart jugs. And I like big
> jugs.
> Thanks, guys,
> Eric.




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