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Mudding
Joined: Mar 2024
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From: San Diego
Not sure who you're asking but I don't have any 60s tech engines in my garage.
Mudding
Joined: Mar 2024
Posts: 221
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From: San Diego
There are only 18 posts in the thread right now. I went and looked; there is NOT a post here that goes into detail. If you found it and pointed to it, I would NOT think you are being a jerk, I would think you were trying to recover from being a jerk. But whatever, you be you. Have a nice day.
Recovery Vehicle
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I don't put more than 3k a year on my D1 and I have 4 seasons - I change oil and filter 1x a year on Halloween - oil will collect most condensation over winter - I live at 7500 feet and it is very dry low humidity here - there are endless filters and oil options that could be debated endlessly - youtube has lots of good comparisons - these days most filters and oils are pretty good (I do stay away from Fram) I suppose if you were trying to go 10-20K on a change it might make more difference. I use 10-40W conventional oil and it covers all the winter/summer driving from below 0 F to 90 F
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