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#790509 - 10/15/07 05:06 PM Re: Farm-Rated Synthetic 5w40 [Re: onion]
keioga Offline


Registered: 11/15/06
Posts: 3
Loc: wisconsin
I get it at farm and fleet in menomonie wisconsin. Its called extreme duty farm rated 5w40 synthetic blend diesel engine oil. Its rated ci4 plus, ci4, ch4,cf/sl, packed by citgo petroleum corp for fleet wholesale supply, appleton, wisconsin

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#790510 - 10/15/07 05:07 PM Re: Farm-Rated Synthetic 5w40 [Re: keioga]
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Registered: 11/23/05
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Loc: CFB Cold Lake, Alberta
I have seen Citgo before- looks decent. Give it a try.
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#1661741 - 11/07/09 12:58 AM Re: Farm-Rated Synthetic 5w40 [Re: D-Roc]
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Registered: 12/16/07
Posts: 24
Loc: Minnesota
Anyone have any more info or experience with this oil? There was talk of this being Citgo SynDurance. SynDurance is CJ-4/SM, but this stuff is CI-4 Plus/SL I believe, so I'm guessing it's not the same. I don't see any Citgo or Mystik oils that match it.

I have been thinking of switching to it year-round for my 1996 BMW 318ti. Good or bad idea? Would this be too thick for Minneapolis winters? I will start at -20F or colder once or twice per year. -10F to -15F probably a dozen times or so.

I have 187,000 miles and will drive it until at least 250,000, but I'm not willing to pay $6+/quart for the BMW LL-01/ACEA A3 oils I've been using for years. Mobil1 0w-40, Syntec/GC 0w30, Total Quartz Energy 9000 0w-30, etc...

This oil is still $2.59/quart at Mills Fleet Farm. $20.69 per 2 gallon jug.

Thanks!


Edited by E365 (11/07/09 01:10 AM)
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