I need some oil suggestions

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Hello everyone this is my first post so here I go. I own a 93' Honda civic that has about 185k miles. I driven the car for about 3 years now and added about 70k miles on it. The first year I had the car I didn't do my own oil changes because I didn't have any tools to work on it. Now I can do an oil change in about 20 mins on this car. I used to put in the yellow bottle of Pennzoil (10w30) and a Fram
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filter. Recently I change to Valvoline Maxlife (same weight) and Purolator PureOne
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filter. Was this a good choice? Any suggestions?


fyi, I was thinking of seafoaming the car but I heard this loosens up important carbon build up that helps compression in each cylinder.
 
Eblade: How long do you intend on keeping this 93' Honda civic?

If not for only a yr or 2 the oil and filter that you are using now will work fine.

Does the Car use oil between oil changes?
How much?

If your going to keep it for a few yrs... I would do an Rx treatment.
http://www.auto-rx.com/pages/applications.htm

As for the correct oil: I don't own a honda civic: So i don't know what type of oil that engine likes.--> alot depends on if the motor uses alot of oil between changes.

Then start using Fuel Power every other tank full to keep the fuel system clean.
http://lubecontrol.com/

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[ November 08, 2005, 08:40 PM: Message edited by: -SyN- ]
 
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Eblade: How long do you intend on keeping this 93' Honda civic?

For at least another 3 years.

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Does the Car use oil between oil changes?

The OCI is usually 3000-3300 miles and it burns about 0.5 u.s. quart per 2500 miles.
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If your going to keep it for a few yrs... I would do an Rx treatment.
http://www.auto-rx.com/pages/applications.htm

Ok I will purchase this product.

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start using Fuel Power every other tank full to keep the fuel system clean.

Who makes Fuel Power? Where can I purchase it?

Thank you for your help
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I myself have never used it, for the fact all of my autos have run either M1 synthetic or Amsoil.

With twice a yr oil changes and the motors are very clean.

Over 1/2 of the members here {Maybe} more have used it once or twice in their life times and have had very good results. {Cleaning Varnish and Sludge out of their engines}.

I'm also sure most world prefer it over SeaFoam.
Like I said, I have never used it, I just have sat here and read hundreds of threads of members who say---> Rx Works.
 
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