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Scott
Dodge Dakota
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3/02/2003
15:53:19
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 Subject: Synthetic back to regular oil?
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Just wondering if going back to regular oil instead of synthetics will hurt anything?? Don't think that it will but just wanted to ask..
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NDakota
Dodge Dakota
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3/02/2003
16:15:46
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Why do that?
Do you change your oil so often that it will have an impact on your budget? There are easier ways to save money?
Did you have a bad experience with Syn?
Not telling you what to do, but that seems like an odd choice...
Ryan
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Larry L
Dodge Dakota
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3/02/2003
19:20:03
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You should have no problems going back to dino oil. Unless you have need for a synthetic oil, dino is the more intelligent choice.
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BadassMP
GenIII
3/03/2003
08:35:25
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I have been told by several people that if you go to synthetic oil you can't go back. If you do you will burn oil, but I don't know. I am interested in why you want to switch. Is it a problem or decrease in performance?
Mike
"Looks like you boys are going to be surrounded."
"Lieutenant, we are paratroopers. We're supposed to be surrounded."
2000 Quad Cab Sport 2WD , 3.9L, 5spd
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3" PA Body Lift, Smittybilt nerf bars
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chris
Dodge Dakota
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3/03/2003
09:15:51
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it will make no difference at all, but the synthetic will provide the added protection.
The only reason that oil burns is because of a mechanical failure(valve seals...).It does not burn because it doesn't like the kind of oil you use
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