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GM would be out for me, simply NOT even in the equation. The General makes NOTHING I would own. - Sorry! I have owned a few Chry./Daim. products - most sucked - NOW I do admire the Cummins - would like to own one - in a Ford chassis. If cut - I would bleed Ford blue - ERGO - I have a 2000 PSD...

You will not get all the water out no matter how many flushes you do. Are you changing coolent from OEM - IE 99 to 2002 was green low sil. e.g. - 2002 up gold go5. Good idea is flush with tap water - then finish up with 2 or 3 flushes with distil - the add your 2 gals. A/F and top with distil...

Dealer "LINGO". Your 'investing' your hard earned $$ - for a 'depreciating" asset. Barry

Politicians that actually believe they are doing some good, the bureaucrats that support them, and the sucker public that are brought off - with their own money.Eek! Barry

Guess I'll have to try the XD3, but in the 15W40 range. We don't really see freezing much on the Island and as I change at regular intervals I don't think the syn. is worth the extra price. Local Wally has both 15/40 @ $10 & change - the syn.at about twice that. I have been looking for the...

An equally repelling dish to Spam - my choice would be - FIN & HADDIE. Both should be cooked in a large pot - add I med size granite rock, cover with water and bake, when you can stick a fork in the rock - eat IT - AND DEEP SIX THE REST. Barry

Agree with above re - 'Bio Diesel for "FREE"- I don't expect to see (in MY lifetime, 71 now) much change in the way fuel is distributed to the unwashed few. Mind you I said MY lifetime - after that - I REALLY DON'T care (sorry) One can "brew" their mixture all they want - - as in the N/C hills...

So - any new numbers on this oil? I have been running W/W "SEMI" in 15w/40 - in my 2000 F350 PSD. Might this be the "oil of choice" ? Vancouver Island here, not many cold temps. (besides, I'm down south for the winter) so I use 15w/40 year round. thanks for replys. Barry

Gotta be tough to be an "OZ" They have a spread called "Marmetite" - think thats the spelling, anyway it tastes a LOT like I would think axel grease would taste. It sure aint your regular peant butter. Barry

near & dear to my heart - I realy dont want to hijack this thread BUT !! - years ago I spent a couple of months at the BEAR school in Rock Island,( I was going to sell this product) later I owned a spring shop and we did f/e work - we used an Alemite alignment "tower". Yeah I know - really...