Posted by Grandpa's Fords on June 06, 2018 at 05:24:17 from (50.32.137.94):
In Reply to: Case 695 Engine oil. posted by Castle Farm on June 06, 2018 at 02:10:25:
From BE
Ideally you would continue with the same brand and viscosity oil that is currently in the engine, so as to avoid any potential additive reactions.
I had a 79 dodge power wagon that I bought used from a guy that used non detergent oil from the day of it's first oil change. With no real thought I just changed the oil from then on with regular detergent oil which was the norm for the period. 30k on the engine and by 38k I had lost the cam and almost every bearing in that engine. Expensive lesson.
I've tried to make sure to know what was used previously and to replace it only when I knew what was compatible.
Lot's of good advice here from these fella's
I'm not stuck to a brand but won't replace an oil brand unless I know that is compatible for sure. Will occasionally change viscosity for temperature differentials.
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