mixing Mobil 1 oil
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My C4S is a little low on oil...they put in 15W-50 at the dealer last time I got the oil changed.
I have some 0W-40 in my garage...ok to add?
I have some 0W-40 in my garage...ok to add?
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Always been my understanding that mixing viscosities was OK. Also understand that if you inadvertently mix conventional with synthetic, it won't cause damage either, although I'd sure be careful not to do it.
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You shouldn't mix viscosities and brands as a general rule. It will not cause any damage or concern whatsoever, however, so don't worry about it.
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Now hold on there Cowboy...only 8 posts so this IS your first rodeo
Don't just come round here posting oil Bulls... unless you got lots of that there darn PCorn
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