Operation Royal Purple In
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Operation Royal Purple In
So i have decided to name all my fluid changes"Operation Royal Purple" First stage is done.
1ST Stage,both differentials are done with 140
2ND Stage -Oil
3RD stage-Tranny fluid
4TH Stage-Steering fluid
1ST Stage,both differentials are done with 140
2ND Stage -Oil
3RD stage-Tranny fluid
4TH Stage-Steering fluid
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I use Royal purple in everything I own from the trucks to the lawn mower. Greatest stuff on the face of the planet as far as I am concerned. The company I work for did some testing with Royal purple 15W40 in a couple of our trucks and long story short the results were amazing!
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What's that run you for an engine oil change? I'm using RP in my diffs and was planning to do the tranny but I'd imagine it'll get pricey doing the regular oil changes.
Also, how often do you change the oil now? I've heard some folks pushing it to a ridiculous mileage between changes due to RP.
Also, how often do you change the oil now? I've heard some folks pushing it to a ridiculous mileage between changes due to RP.
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Price for the oil changes on the 5.4 is about $75 give or take a couple bucks. I change it every 10,000 miles. When I first switched to RP I did some testing of my own. Oil samples and change the filter every 5,000 miles. the truck went 23,000 miles before needing an oil change.
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Price for the oil changes on the 5.4 is about $75 give or take a couple bucks. I change it every 10,000 miles. When I first switched to RP I did some testing of my own. Oil samples and change the filter every 5,000 miles. the truck went 23,000 miles before needing an oil change.
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I use 5W30 personally. Stupid hot summers and winters that probably resemble your summers Don't really require "thin" oils. You should be fine with either weights although the 0W30 would probably suit you a bit better in the winter.