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Christ Doug, TAKE A NAP...
I've tried. They don't help
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I hear Baby Oil works very well in the winter since it is so thin
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Marvel Mystery Oil. Can't be beat.
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Watch for the Chiaretto Red owners........
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Anyone know which oil to use?
TWS 10-60, or your car will blow up.
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Whale oil would reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
Al. Wise
I prefer Bald Eagle Tears, they hold up better under hard driving.
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good write-up! someone needs to make it a sticky.
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Watch for the Chiaretto Red owners........
+1 they are usually the grumpiest!
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Good point
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Lots of discussion about oil. I was at Albertsons yesterday and they're selling an oil called "vegetable"... has anybody tried that yet? Interested to hear how that works, it's def. cheaper than synthetic...
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Lots of discussion about oil. I was at Albertsons yesterday and they're selling an oil called "vegetable"... has anybody tried that yet? Interested to hear how that works, it's def. cheaper than synthetic...
Ours cars are pretty finicky - you might want to look for Extra Virgin...
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