Subject	Sure, if it leaks a bit switch back. The synthetic will not
Posted by	550HPTT on August 12, 2008 at 7:43 AM
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In Reply To	Synthetic Oil...To switch, or not to switch? posted by WoodmanZ on August 12, 2008 at 07:25 AM
Message	cause any changes to the seals only seep past worn ones. Most times leaks from synthetic oils come from running thinner oils when making the switch. I do not fear what the future holds for me, I am not afraid to die.
Follow Ups	Synthetic Oil...To switch, or not to switch? - WoodmanZ 07:25:21 08/12/08 Re: Synthetic Oil...To switch, or not to switch? - 300ZXTT(OH) 07:34:57 08/12/08 Sure, if it leaks a bit switch back. The synthetic will not - 550HPTT 07:43:22 08/12/08 It's fine to switch. Just use the new Mobil1 High Milage - MobZ 12:37:39 08/12/08 i'd switch, then fix any leaks. (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 15:58:37 08/12/08
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