Oil
05-23-2015, 08:11 PM
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I am a nervous nelly that thinks my car will explode if I try a different oil. Then when I DO try a different oil, I post it all over the forums in hopes of getting validation.
05-23-2015, 11:01 PM
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05-24-2015, 12:35 PM
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05-24-2015, 01:27 PM
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Coconut oil. Sure, it gets a little solid at temps below 70 degrees, but I find that the engine doesn't seem to mind.
Tastes good too!
And another bonus, it can be used as an adult lubricant. If you're into that sort of stuff.
Tastes good too!
And another bonus, it can be used as an adult lubricant. If you're into that sort of stuff.
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You can even remove the filters altogether from what I heard and drill a small hole in the oil pan. Fill regularly with the cheapest oil available and let it run straight through taking all the particles with it.
To save time and effort you can actually put the oil in the window washer fluid reservoir and shortcut that directly to the oil filler tube. Easy to fill up with a dab on the wiper control.
To save time and effort you can actually put the oil in the window washer fluid reservoir and shortcut that directly to the oil filler tube. Easy to fill up with a dab on the wiper control.