Re: Dino Juice

["Psychos 'R Us" <honge@creighton.edu>]

> I've heard that on high mile cars (like mine) that I shouldn't use
> Synthetic oils, but to go with the regular Dino juice instead. They said
> that my oil consumption would go up. That's the only place it can
> go. :-) Does anyone else agree or should I shell out the clams to make
> by feeble 4K a little more comfortable with the Dino-imposters?

I guess if the engine does consume (or leak), it maybe possible that 
putting synth oil into it will get worse. The bad thing is not that if 
your engine will eat more oil, but more like if you're willing to pay all 
those extra bottles of synth oil.

Very few people reported that their oil-consuming engine actually stopped 
consuming oil when they switched to synth oil. But who knows if they're 
telling the truth or were on Colorado mushroom tea? If you want to figure if 
your engine belongs to one of these, then you will need to change to 
synth and see what happens, eh?

------------- clip here with virtual scissors --------------
************************************************************
Looking for roadkills... drop it by honge@creighton.edu...
e-mails are welcome anytime -- but mails are not.
Join the usenet -- subscribe the exotic and interesting
newsgroups, meet new and exciting posters... and then bore
them to tears.
************************************************************