Posted by Keith True on December 08, 2022 at 12:11:04 from (73.68.26.86):
In Reply to: Re: ICE_engines posted by M-MAN on December 08, 2022 at 10:50:34:
Fuel management has improved immensely in diesel trucks too.i have a friend that used to change his oil at my shop,and I would get his oil to burn.He ran 150,000+ miles a year,and would change his oil at 10,000.He had dual Luber Finers on the outside,and held closer to 15 gallons than the normal 11.I got over 200 gallons of oil from him every year.His new truck only holds 7 gallons,and the change interval called for is 50,000.My oil supply was going to be cut to 21 gallons a year.He's not waiting to get to 50,but he's not changing at 10 anymore either.I have no idea what kind of powerplant he has in the new truck,but the used oil comes out golden.
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