Valvoline Premium Blu vs Valvoline 5w-40 synthetic
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Valvoline Premium Blu vs Valvoline 5w-40 synthetic
Valvoline Premium Blu vs Valvoline 5w-40 synthetic
Which oil would you use in 2003 6.0 power stroke?
I can get a good discount on this oil so I decided to ask you guys / girls
If you advise me not to buy this oil then will I not buy them.
I live in Iceland, where the temperatures goes down to minus 20 degrees up to 20 degrees in temperature.
Tires under the car are 46 "Mickey Thompson with 4.88 diff.
The car does not pull much weight , but often in the winter time I go on the truck up on the glaciers and mountains and the psi level in the tires often down to 2-3psi.
Which oil would you use in 2003 6.0 power stroke?
I can get a good discount on this oil so I decided to ask you guys / girls
If you advise me not to buy this oil then will I not buy them.
I live in Iceland, where the temperatures goes down to minus 20 degrees up to 20 degrees in temperature.
Tires under the car are 46 "Mickey Thompson with 4.88 diff.
The car does not pull much weight , but often in the winter time I go on the truck up on the glaciers and mountains and the psi level in the tires often down to 2-3psi.
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Valvoline Premium Blu vs Valvoline 5w-40 synthetic
Which oil would you use in 2003 6.0 power stroke?
I can get a good discount on this oil so I decided to ask you guys / girls
If you advise me not to buy this oil then will I not buy them.
I live in Iceland, where the temperatures goes down to minus 20 degrees up to 20 degrees in temperature.
Tires under the car are 46 "Mickey Thompson with 4.88 diff.
The car does not pull much weight , but often in the winter time I go on the truck up on the glaciers and mountains and the psi level in the tires often down to 2-3psi.
Which oil would you use in 2003 6.0 power stroke?
I can get a good discount on this oil so I decided to ask you guys / girls
If you advise me not to buy this oil then will I not buy them.
I live in Iceland, where the temperatures goes down to minus 20 degrees up to 20 degrees in temperature.
Tires under the car are 46 "Mickey Thompson with 4.88 diff.
The car does not pull much weight , but often in the winter time I go on the truck up on the glaciers and mountains and the psi level in the tires often down to 2-3psi.
Keith
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Good call!
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