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Merkava 4, did you have another forum name before?
flatlandtacoma thinks so; and he may have hired the Department of Homeland Security to have me investigated.

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Merkava 4, did you have another forum name before?
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I don't remember Blackstone taking that long to mail a sample kit. Seems like it been good turnaround time. I do remember for sure that they have good turnaround on getting you the results once they receive the sample.
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You can take a UOA sample thru the dipstick tube - just get some aquirium tubing at walmart. The UOA labs are cool with this method. This would cost you a little, but it would tell you how your engines doing overall, and it would tell you if your present 12k method is a good one, and then it would tell you whether to push the next four months. That's a lot of info for $22.50.
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You can take a UOA sample thru the dipstick tube - just get some aquirium tubing at walmart. The UOA labs are cool with this method. This would cost you a little, but it would tell you how your engines doing overall, and it would tell you if your present 12k method is a good one, and then it would tell you whether to push the next four months. That's a lot of info for $22.50.
If you're spending $22.50 plus $3.00 for aquarium tubing, why not just CHANGE THE OIL?![]()
I really find this fascination with UOAs amusing. People spend cash on analysis instead of performing an oil change. Please don't tell me a good UOA would allow an extended OCI next time as NONE OF YOU would go that far a second time without spending another $22.50 on a second UOA.
Sometimes, the "logic" on this site is disturbing.
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You can take a UOA sample thru the dipstick tube - just get some aquirium tubing at walmart. The UOA labs are cool with this method. This would cost you a little, but it would tell you how your engines doing overall, and it would tell you if your present 12k method is a good one, and then it would tell you whether to push the next four months. That's a lot of info for $22.50.
If you're spending $22.50 plus $3.00 for aquarium tubing, why not just CHANGE THE OIL?![]()
I really find this fascination with UOAs amusing. People spend cash on analysis instead of performing an oil change. Please don't tell me a good UOA would allow an extended OCI next time as NONE OF YOU would go that far a second time without spending another $22.50 on a second UOA.
Sometimes, the "logic" on this site is disturbing.
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posty and bennyg19, its a 98 crv with the b20b motor and 97000 miles on the odometre. for its entire life i have ran thocker oils. nothing thiner than than a 15w40 or an occasional 5w30 10w30 5w20 quart mixed in with the 15w40 if i had some laying around.
to be honest i had a leftover quart of supertech 10w30 that i put into this current mix of 12,000 mile oil. ohhh i forgot about that. maybe i should change this oil afterall.
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You can take a UOA sample thru the dipstick tube - just get some aquirium tubing at walmart. The UOA labs are cool with this method. This would cost you a little, but it would tell you how your engines doing overall, and it would tell you if your present 12k method is a good one, and then it would tell you whether to push the next four months. That's a lot of info for $22.50.
If you're spending $22.50 plus $3.00 for aquarium tubing, why not just CHANGE THE OIL?![]()
I really find this fascination with UOAs amusing. People spend cash on analysis instead of performing an oil change. Please don't tell me a good UOA would allow an extended OCI next time as NONE OF YOU would go that far a second time without spending another $22.50 on a second UOA.
Sometimes, the "logic" on this site is disturbing.