Amsoil Mileage
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Amsoil Mileage
Yesterday I did an oil change on the truck and I decided to put some Amsoil in it because I have only heard of good things. I ran an Amsoil filter with it. The bottle of oil said "Guarenteed 25,000 miles or one year". How true is this? How many miles are you guys able to get off this oil along with the oil filter? I plan on checking it at about 7,000 and 10,000 because I don't know about leaving oil in there that long.
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I would check it at least every 5000, preferably whenever you fuel up. I was told by a napa employee that he's run 25,000mi on amsoil, but I don't know if I would do that without a couple oil analysis tests being run.
I usually check all my fluids when I get fuel, but then again, it takes a long time to fill a 36g tank haha
I usually check all my fluids when I get fuel, but then again, it takes a long time to fill a 36g tank haha
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I would check it at least every 5000, preferably whenever you fuel up. I was told by a napa employee that he's run 25,000mi on amsoil, but I don't know if I would do that without a couple oil analysis tests being run.
I usually check all my fluids when I get fuel, but then again, it takes a long time to fill a 36g tank haha
I usually check all my fluids when I get fuel, but then again, it takes a long time to fill a 36g tank haha
I'm interested in this oil change. I currently run Royal Purple, and I could tell a difference, for the positive, when I switched to it. I am wondering if you noticed any gains/losses when running this. Also, and correct me if I am wrong here guys, but wouldn't the Filter get clogged and make the system run less efficiently if it was on for that long of time? Or is there filter some hybrid freak of nature? Thanks for the info in advance!
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I noticed my engine temp was a little cooler. But not much else. Even if they say oil is good for a million miles, the filter still needs to be changed according to its specifications, which may only be 10,000miles. and make sure you top off the oil when you change the filter.
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I would be very leery of any oil that recommends a 25000 mile change interval. I would use the search function and google on this topic. There are plenty of threads on this topic. If you have a 5.4 motor I would even by more leery about the oil and filter brand. As stated before an oil analysis is always a good thing to do and will tell you how your oil is holding up under your driving conditions.
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I have been using Amsoil since 1983. I love the stuff!! My oil temp is cooler and it starts so much better in the cold winters we have here in New England. I use the 25,000 mile product and amsoil filters and I change my oil once a year which about every 15,000 miles. I have been doing that for over 20 years and my last vehicle had over 100k on it and didn't burn a drop of oil.
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^ oil temp is cooler then what? If you've only been running amsoil you don't have anything to compare it to. How often do you change your filter
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honestly, it seems like my 5.4L is running much smoother. the factory valve/inejctor noise is somewhat quieter. but i am going to do some research on amsoil and see what they recommend as for mileage on the filter and so on. Once u have oil in there that long, and correct me if im wrong, if ur not running it on the highway all the time, does the oil get acidic?
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I have been using Amsoil since 1983. I love the stuff!! My oil temp is cooler and it starts so much better in the cold winters we have here in New England. I use the 25,000 mile product and amsoil filters and I change my oil once a year which about every 15,000 miles. I have been doing that for over 20 years and my last vehicle had over 100k on it and didn't burn a drop of oil.
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honestly, it seems like my 5.4L is running much smoother. the factory valve/inejctor noise is somewhat quieter. but i am going to do some research on amsoil and see what they recommend as for mileage on the filter and so on. Once u have oil in there that long, and correct me if im wrong, if ur not running it on the highway all the time, does the oil get acidic?
Kev