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1999 Chevy S10 198k Out: ST High Mileage Syn 5w-30 Fram PH3980 In: Chevron Supreme 5w-30 Fran PH3980

2007 Honda CR-V 294,500 mi. Out - Honda DPFII In - Honda DPFII

Used this on my truck and the wife's car last change. As long as they keep throwing decent deals out (Orielly's for me), I'll continue using it. Also, received my rebate cards within 3 weeks.

2007 Honda CRV 120,000mi. (6,200mi. on oil) Mobil Clean 5000 5w-20 SuperTech ST7317 Also, 1999 S10 ZR2 149,000mi. Chevron Supreme 5w-30 Napa Gold filter

Nope, over time you may notice a difference, but probably not. If the vehicle starts leaking more, it's going to be due to deterioration of the seals from age and mileage. So, have fun and switch it all you want, you could even try mixing it!!!

Survey says... Chevron Supreme, as long as Costco/Chevron keeps the coupon deal going.

I'm guessing you mean the throttle-body, yes, you're fine w/what your doing. But, I would scrub it down since you obviously want it cleaned, I notice a more responsive throttle after cleaning mine as it gets sticky w/carbon build-up. Just remove your air cleaner/filter box and have at it.

Cant get enough of the old Hank these days. This little guy is pretty good with an accordion (same song) I think he's in his twenties now?

Keep doing what your doing except... If saving money is a goal, you could start experimenting running longer OCI's. Or, keep your 5-6k intervals and run a 20wt "on-sale" dino. Either way, you should be able to keep the Squeakness going.

Just picked up a case of this at Costco the other day with a $7 coupon making it a $1.83qt. I saw this post and decided to check if I got the SN stuff. The case is dated 12/23/2010 and sure enough the bottles show it to be SN. Great oil, decent price. Hope this doesn't change.

Chevron MD-3, I've used it for my couple of pan-drops and seems to do the job well. Chevron Products

Give it a shot, I have yet to see a UOA that shows 0.0 TBN.

Well, 200 is still quite a ways away. Maybe next year. Happy New Year all.

Almost there...

Come on...

If you are realistically getting 2-3mpg more with the Michelins, I would make them fit into your budget. With that kind of an mpg gain and money being an issue, they would pay for themselves. I don't think you could go wrong with the Yoko's or whatever else you haven't run. You never know...

I have the same pan as the OP, and would like to join the club of those who have forgotten to open to vent cap. What a mess.

Dropping my first Turkey in a Fryer. Thought I was gonna burn the garage down, but only suffered minor burns from the fountain of peanut oil that ensued.

Great thread!!! (since I'm still running one of these old dogs as my DD)

1999 S10 ZR2 w/140,000mi. (owned since new) Almost 5qts. Chevron Supreme 5w-30. Napa Gold filter. Aslo, cleaned the MAF w/CRC MAF cleaner since I run with the dreaded oiled K&N set-up.