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RSWORDS 02-25-2008 08:20 PM

update?

Whit 02-25-2008 08:38 PM

change the filter every 5k and add a quart new


oil alalysis is 20 bucks each time eh

DangerousDuramax 02-25-2008 08:56 PM


Originally Posted by dieseljunkie (Post 53637)
If I can do it that is. Here is the plan. The truck now has 41,009 miles on it. I just changed the oil on it and dumped in 12 quarts of Amsoil AME HD 15w40 diesel and marine oil into the truck. I also used an Amsoil EAO oil filter. There is no bypass on the truck. My goal is to document the progression of the trucks oil in 25,000 miles. This means I will be changing it at 66,009 miles, or 1 year, whichever comes first. I plan on doing oil analysis every 5k miles or every 3 months,whichever comes first, and I WILL discard the oil if the oil analysis recommends that I do so. Would anyone be interested in the results of this? It might prove why Amsoil is THE oil to run.

For anyone interested in the effects of Amsoil on a gas engine, I will be performing the same experiment with my 1988 toyota pickup with a 22r motor. I changed the oil about 3k miles ago, and will have a sample pulled in another 2k miles.

Disclaimer: The Dodge only gets driven about 1 time per week right now, so it might take a while to get results :)
Scott

I've been doing this for years on three trucks and have all the oil analysis' and documentation to show the results. Now that they have the EA oil filters I only change it when I change the oil. My analysis usually tells me to change the oil and filter between 22-23K. Keep in mind that my truck gets abused hard, tow's heavy, and races often. BTW- I do my analysis every 8K.

Blue01F250 02-25-2008 09:20 PM

what would the "average" or ballpark price be for the 4 gallons of Amsoil and the filter be?

That way it would be easier to compare to what I am spending every 4-5K or so on regular oil changes.... :)

Heath 02-26-2008 06:55 AM


Originally Posted by Blue01F250 (Post 123810)
what would the "average" or ballpark price be for the 4 gallons of Amsoil and the filter be?

That way it would be easier to compare to what I am spending every 4-5K or so on regular oil changes.... :)


I'll send you some numbers:)

DangerousDuramax 02-26-2008 11:06 AM


Originally Posted by Blue01F250 (Post 123810)
what would the "average" or ballpark price be for the 4 gallons of Amsoil and the filter be?

That way it would be easier to compare to what I am spending every 4-5K or so on regular oil changes.... :)

You make out like a bandit Brant. :up: Get the by-pass filter system and you can REALLY save money. I know a couple of guys running the same oil and filters that I do with the by-pass system and they get 60K on oil changes according to analysis. :f:

Blue01F250 02-27-2008 01:07 AM

wow -- that is a lotta miles...

what affect does time have on the oil though -- cause it would take me forever to rack up that many miles...

we've had the truck about a year, well a year in march -- and have put 15K miles on it, or roughly 4 oil changes @ $75 each... the miles wouldn't be a problem, but its the time (more than 3-6 months) i'm curious about

Heath 02-27-2008 06:12 AM

The additive package in these oils are pretty robust. The oil itself would last much longer, it's the additives that get depleted over time. They've tested these and a year has not been a problem. If going long or more miles, then one needs to do OA to monitor where you are at.

01quadcab 03-16-2008 02:36 AM

any results yet

kbailey 03-17-2008 09:35 AM

I'm going on 9 months with my amsoil bypass system and it works great, but it is on my gas pickup and not the diesel.


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