Sentences with phrase «because synthetic oil»

Some people believe that because synthetic oil isn't real oil, that regular, real, conventional oil is better.

Not exact matches

The truffle oil had broken down into some foul smelling synthetic components, but that shit SOLD OUT because people love taste of burnt plastic so long as you tell them it has truffles.

«Although surface engineering facilitates effective liquid manipulation and enables water droplet self - transportation on synthetic surfaces, self - transportation of oil droplets posed a major challenge because of their low surface tension,» explains Postdoctoral Researcher Xuelin Tian.

That's why properly prepared cod liver oil is so good for you because it's natural not synthetic, and it is not seperated from it's vitamin counterparts.

Because it was a late Friday evening and the mechanic workshop wasn't open until Monday, I decided to carefully fill the oil and coolant back up, I had some demineralised water and I also had some synthetic motor oil on hand.

I thought that maybe because I am using a synthetic oil in a high mileage car but after switching to non-synthetic one it still consumed the oil although at a slower late but still a quick one none the less.

The engine and transmission have been trouble free because of a routine synthetic oil changes, There have... Read full review

Hey Charles, My mechanic tell's me that 30,000 mile's between oil change's is way too much because the viscosity of the oil break's down too much, making the oil useless, 5000 mile's for conventional motor oil and 7000 mile's for full synthetic, but I also believe people are wrong all the time and have a hard time admitting it, including my mechanic, I use full synthetic all the time in both my vehicle's, what are your thought's on full synthetic motor oil?

Those costs due to excessive oil consumption can add up because automakers more frequently require synthetic oils that can cost upwards of $ 9 per quart — in addition to the expense of the routine oil changes.

It now has 42,000 miles (about 18,000 miles since then) and had used Motul 5w40 full synthetic for the last 3 (at most 3.5) years because that was the closest grade available at the first oil change.

Also, when I get an oil change it is a bit more expensive than my other car because the manufacturer recommends that I use at least partial synthetic oil.

While synthetic oil changes typically cost more, because the oil is generally more expensive, the oil needs to be changed less frequently, which means less Toyota oil disposal in the areas of Kingsport, Bristol, Johnson City, Bristol for Toyota drivers.

Because many new Toyota models are certified for a new, zero weight synthetic lubrication standard, this oil pumps better when cold.

Just because I am old school I do get the oil changed every 5000 miles instead of the 7500 recommended by Nissan and I have been using a synthetic blend each time.

But, I had the Ford Dealership put «Full Synthetic Oil» in my vehicle because first, the engine oil lasts longer instead of going every 3,000 miles to get it replaced, I can actually go every 6,000 - 8,000 miles every tiOil» in my vehicle because first, the engine oil lasts longer instead of going every 3,000 miles to get it replaced, I can actually go every 6,000 - 8,000 miles every tioil lasts longer instead of going every 3,000 miles to get it replaced, I can actually go every 6,000 - 8,000 miles every time.

This is because synthetic fibres are oil - based and are extremely energy intensive to produce.

@gor, Eventually, Big Oil will become Big Hydrogen because oil and gas wells will run dry, and H2 is the lowest - cost and most efficient synthetic fuel that one can make from non-fossil energy sourcOil will become Big Hydrogen because oil and gas wells will run dry, and H2 is the lowest - cost and most efficient synthetic fuel that one can make from non-fossil energy sourcoil and gas wells will run dry, and H2 is the lowest - cost and most efficient synthetic fuel that one can make from non-fossil energy sources.

I do nt see that as a limitation Not sure where Allan is getting the 25 - 30TW figure for business as usual, perhaps manufacturing synthetic oil and using it to power 2Billion low mpg SUV's This seemingly unavoidable shortfall between supply and demand needs to be brought to the attention of the general public, because massive improvements in efficiency, eradication of trivial uses of electricity, and lifestyle changes, particularly in relation to transport seem inevitable.

I learned from a European Sleep Works website (no, this is not a commercial) that memory foam is able to contour to the body's shape because it is made of a synthetic foam and a type of mineral oil, a «wetting agent», which makes the foam yield then spring back at a slower rate.