scottp
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Any real difference between Amsoil and Shell synthetic diesel oil? 0W40 CJ-4 rating on both
I like the amsoil (use it in everything except my cummims) but can't justify the price changing the oil every 6-7000 km only 2012 ram based on changing when evic says to
been running the shell rottela 0w40 for winter oil seems like a good oil and it comes on sale for about 33.00 for a 5 liter jug
I run whatever 5W-40syn I get for free at the time, either DELO 400LE or Shell Rot T6, and I do my oil changes per 150hrs-200hrs, I also send in an oil sample at 150hrs before I change oil.
Any real difference between Amsoil and Shell synthetic diesel oil? 0W40 CJ-4 rating on both
Be careful what you read.... Canadian tire oil may be blended by shell, but in no way will it be the same as a shell branded oil.... Petro- Can and Esso oils/fuels the same..... Other no name oils blended by the big oil companies will never be the Same or near as good as the oil companies own oils or fuels
Sorry, I think that is not totally accurate.....Caterpillar & John Deere are known to have the BEST quality oil for diesel engines but neither owns a refinery.....
Your correct I went to a 5 hr oil seminar on oils and walmart and others put out bids to see who then can blend there oil the cheapest and the scale for base oil is 1 to 5 and 5 being the best walmart oils are a 2 on the scale they use ****ty base oils to blend there mix as for Coop uses a base oil of 4 way better but in the long run the more expensive the oil is the better the product and the difference between the oil companies is the detergent the use in there mix all the base oil are shipped from one company in the states so all the companies use the same base oils just some cheap out on the scale and go low grade to keep cost downBe careful what you read.... Canadian tire oil may be blended by shell, but in no way will it be the same as a shell branded oil.... Petro- Can and Esso oils/fuels the same..... Other no name oils blended by the big oil companies will never be the Same or near as good as the oil companies own oils or fuelsSent from my iPad using Tapatalk