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Dont own an iphone. Using android.... Try to search frm google play store but cant find anything. Care to share more?? Im interested in any dino game!! LOL

Came across this free game call Dino Dominion and its [censored] addictive!!!! Player could hunt, create & upgrade/train thier very own dinosour pack!. Options to fight with other players and steal their dino DNA interms to create a stonger dinosaur. Use the code below for activation and you...

think its a great idea! for those who uses MMO in their oil, I dont see why not! saving a few penny might not be a big deal but we are also saving the monther earth at the same time! thats is meaningful...

trust me my friend, i have mixed many different type of oil from Castrol, amsoil, Toyota OEM, shell & etc... all were left over oil from the previous change... sometime, the mixture can be leftover from 4 to 5 different brand and yet, my dad's Nissan Sunny last us for 20 over years.

"complex mixtures of additives and base oils that can be destabilized" i almost fall from my chair when i read this statement.... engine oil is know to be so stable that mother nature needs decades n decades to break it down.... by mixing 2 or more type of oil can make it unstable? LOL

i must show the list to my wife. she always think that im crazy to keep so much oil in the storeroom... anyway, total 49qt from me... so... BITOG Running Total Stash Count: 28942 quarts

Im also driving a yaris, no issue running with 5w20 oil where the recomended thinest oil is 10w30 in my country (tropical country) been runing on 5w20/ 0w20 for more than 100k miles.. no sign of leakage or unusual noise frm the engine.

I notice that car manufacturer recomended different OCI for different country? Toyota Yaris, for instance, was recomended OCI of ~6000 miles (10000km) while the OCI recomended in US is higher? is it because of different in climate (Im staying in tropical country)? or any other possible reason?

guess your way is the easier way compare to ripping off the whole filter...

Originally Posted By: daman Originally Posted By: tigershark1976 Originally Posted By: daman Originally Posted By: tigershark1976 Im driving a Toyota, the recomended OCI is 10k KM (or 6000 miles, using fully syn oil). If Im gg to reuse the oil filter for twice, that means im gg to use it for...

Originally Posted By: motor_oil_madman I wouldn't do that just buy a new one. There only like 3 bucks anyways. Drain the old oil out of the filter and then just throw it away. in Singapore, oil filter aint expensive as well... only cost me S$5 or US3.60 for a piece of Denso filter.. its the...

Originally Posted By: daman Originally Posted By: tigershark1976 Im driving a Toyota, the recomended OCI is 10k KM (or 6000 miles, using fully syn oil). If Im gg to reuse the oil filter for twice, that means im gg to use it for 12K miles... Any good filter will go 12k...

Originally Posted By: eljefino If you poke a hole in the top you get more out. Hopefully Singapore believes in the "sanitary landfill" with a liner... lots of other nasty stuff in there besides a little oil. My trash gets burned for energy (bye oil!) then a magnet picks out iron for recycling...

Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie If you are only going 3-5k, you can reuse the filter as-is. Cut one open after use, you'll see there isn't much trapped in the media. Im driving a Toyota, the recomended OCI is 10k KM (or 6000 miles, using fully syn oil). If Im gg to reuse the oil filter for...

There is no recycling centre in my country that collect used oil filter... only used oil recycler... I tried my best to drain off the oil by leaving the oil filter upside down for months before i threw it off to the garbage bin. which i feel very guilty as i know im gg contanminate the ground...

Originally Posted By: bepperb But you recommend MMO? look at the MSDS on that, guess what... sorry, newbie here... care to explain whats MSDS???

Originally Posted By: JHZR2 Pls do not double post - I'll move this thread if you like.... hey, thanks if you could kindly help...

Originally Posted By: demarpaint That's expensive, Walmart sells MMO qts for under $4.00 here in the US. You might get more hits posting your question again here: http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=23&page=1 More people read that forum. Good luck! haiz...

Yah, i finally found MMO at Caltex petrol station but the price is crazy! US$12.86/16 oz bottle... Amsoil engine flush is slightly cheaper at US8.57/16oz bottle... Wanted to use something cheaper yet effective, thats y I came out with this wild idea... I was thinking, If MMO could be use as...

Originally Posted By: demarpaint I'd say you'd be asking for trouble. TCW3 is designed to be added to gasoline to lubricate and burn off, as the engine cycles. I'd think you would ruin an engine in fairly short order, or create excessive wear and have problems later on. I don't ever recall...