Should I switch to Synthetic?
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Should I switch to Synthetic?
Is synthetic better for my car? Its a 95 accord, has about 138k miles. Will it run smoother? Does it really make a difference.
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Re: Should I switch to Synthetic? (m1ndless)
This topic have been already talked about on the Accord section. Here is the link:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2019133
Read it and you'll find your answer to your question about Synthetic oil.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2019133
Read it and you'll find your answer to your question about Synthetic oil.
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Re: Should I switch to Synthetic? (m1ndless)
you could switch to syn oil but i find once the mineral oil has been used for that amount synthetics burn off too quick...the metal has adopted to that type of oil makeup but thats my .02 cents...
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If youwant to use synthetic, it's OK. Unless someone can PROVE to me that my engine will definately last longer with synthetic and it costs about the same overall as dino oil, I'm sticking with dino oil.
I have NEVER had an engine fail due to oil problems and some of my cars have made it 200K plus with a 82 chrysler 5th avenue that had a 318cid motor that went 380K before the block cracked you could not really drive it anymore.
I have NEVER had an engine fail due to oil problems and some of my cars have made it 200K plus with a 82 chrysler 5th avenue that had a 318cid motor that went 380K before the block cracked you could not really drive it anymore.
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