Posted by gbs on March 23, 2015 at 16:51:28 from (71.54.138.194):
In Reply to: Changing oil posted by pburg on March 23, 2015 at 09:30:09:
I use to change mine like a clock a ticking until years back it was either Cummins or Detroit that lengthened their oil change intervals, shortly after I did the same on my own and company vehicles with no detrimental effect, only one scared me was a 04 impala it ran over 10,000 before the oil change light came on, had over 200,000 when sold and still used under a quart between changes,one company truck I had I always put 8500 to 10,000 on it before and oil change turned it in with close to 300,000 on it,it didn't require any oil between changes,it ran so good that it didn't get a set of plugs until 125,000 because of a slight miss,after seeing how little they were worn and weren't the problem it was a computer connector problem I don't worry about changing them either
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