Posted by Aaron Ford on January 02, 2011 at 16:41:02 from (98.157.83.178):
In Reply to: 15-40 VS 5-30 posted by rick165 on January 01, 2011 at 07:19:17:
A friend in Oakland MD got a new engine from Walmart due to the wrong oil. The day after his oil was changed the temps dropped to 5 below. He started his truck to got to work and made it aboit a half mile. The valves contacted the pistons and all heck broke loose. He returned the truck to the dealer due to the warranty. The dealer tested the oil and found 10-40 in the crankcase. Walmart paid for the new engine, but there were no winners here. He was out of a truck for a month and Walmart paid for an engine.
I can supply his name if you need but I am not sure if he would like it posted publicly.
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