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need oil for the 22R, best oil to get?

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need oil for the 22R, best oil to get?

Post by robbie »

hey all, got about 100,000k's on this 22R in the bundy.. dont think its blowing any white smoke..

whats the best oil to get for it?

it will be seeing a few hard days in bush too..

-robbie
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Post by Enforcer »

Engine oil.
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Post by BUNDERA »

have you only got 100'000km on your 85 bundy???

Mine just ticked over to 200'000 and it is an 88...you haven't been doing the old drill trick have you??

As for oil, I run sae 20-50. Brand, what ever is cheaper (call me tight arsed if you want).
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Post by TOYrantula »

Oils aint oils :wink: :finger:
I use either Penrite or Penzoil
Don't let you mind wander...it is too little to be out there by itself.
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Post by robbie »

Enforcer wrote:Engine oil.


dont waste our time with shit like that
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Post by robbie »

BUNDERA wrote:have you only got 100'000km on your 85 bundy???

Mine just ticked over to 200'000 and it is an 88...you haven't been doing the old drill trick have you??

As for oil, I run sae 20-50. Brand, what ever is cheaper (call me tight arsed if you want).


hey nick,

its got 220 on the clock, but had a reco at 118.. so yeh, its 100k old motor!

changing all the oils tomorrow..
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Post by Shorty40 »

Castrol Magnatec (sp?)
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Post by M&M Custom Engineerin »

Shorty40 wrote:Castrol Magnatec (sp?)


i want to know how the get this "magnetic" oil to stick to aluminium parts :lol:
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Post by BeZeRK »

at work we use Shell Helix (Rimula in Diesels)
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Post by robbie »

ahh cool..

where abouts you work?
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Post by BUNDERA »

Bloody good point mick!!
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Post by robbie »

mm there has been posts about this topic before.. (edit: on other boards ;))

its not magnetic, it just has some chemical thing in the oil that makes it 'stick' to the parts..

if I can come accross the article again, I will post it!
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Post by M&M Custom Engineerin »

robbie wrote:mm there has been posts about this topic before.. (edit: on other boards ;))

its not magnetic, it just has some chemical thing in the oil that makes it 'stick' to the parts..

if I can come accross the article again, I will post it!


i realise that, i was being a smart ass!!
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Post by Shorty40 »

mickbj42 wrote:
Shorty40 wrote:Castrol Magnatec (sp?)


i want to know how the get this "magnetic" oil to stick to aluminium parts :lol:


What's aluminium :?:

My POS is nearly 30 years old :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by robbie »

"real cars are steel cars"
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Post by baby_troupe »

On my Petrol road car I use Mobil 1 (pretty dear at $55.00 per 5 litres), but previous vehicl history on this stuff is as follows;
Holden Astra 385,000 km without taking off the head. :D
Holden Commodore VN V6 - 430,000 km. Only engine work was oil changes & spark plugs. :D
Current Road Car - Nissan Pulsar - 200,000km & still nothing openned up (touch wood) :)

As for my other petrol vehicles I have not had a problem with Mobil Super XHP.

My 4wd Prado is a diesel, so in that I use Castrol GTD.
http://www.baby-troupe.i8.com
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Post by robbie »

fark!

not even a rocker cover gasket on the commo?

thats like, bloody standard on those things.. you must have one in a million type cars :)

by the way: welcome to the forums :)
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Post by baby_troupe »

No the Commodore was good engine wise. If the body & gearbox had kept going, I would still have her today.
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Post by bj on roids »

baby_troupe wrote:No the Commodore was good engine wise. If the body & gearbox had kept going, I would still have her today.


you must treat them well!!

cool username, and welcome :D
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Post by robbie »

I am the other way around, I like cars that are mechanicaly perfect, cosmetics can be fixed ;)
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Post by robbie »

BJ; you never welcomed me! :shock:
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