if you don't put a lot miles on your car how often should you change oil exam 1 year 2 year 3 year drive 3000 yearly
1570720
It depends on what vehicle you have. Manufacturers have different specifications. I'll change it every year to be safe.
1983885
My last two cars had over 150K on each of them with not even a drop or weep of leakage. My current cars have 50K each and don't leak. I think you'd be safe. Besides, it kind of defeats the purpose if you have to use tools to change your oil after you install one of these.
1488662
Change of oil in the first few days after you receive it and regular oil change and basic maintenance every 2-3 months is required. Also, this is a brand new scooter and it is recommended to go very slow for the first few weeks, it is a brand new engine, give it a good break in period.
1990469
I use this product in my 2008 MINI. The dealer puts it in, and says "see you in one year or 14,000 miles, whichever comes first. So, don't waste your money changing this premium quality top-shelf synthetic oil every three months, especially if your engine is only three years old and not burning any oil (which I would imagine is the case, since you've been using this oil all along). If your driving style is characterized as "extreme duty" (short trips, dusty conditions, towing a trailer, extreme hot or cold) you might want to consider changing at 6000 miles. But you should certainly go with annual oil changes if you only drive 10K per year. Just check the color of the oil every so often, and if it looks transparent and not darkened, then it's still good.
209906
Go to : http://www.liqui-moly.com/liquimoly/web.nsf/id/pa_eng_home.htmlthen select your make and model and year. They have the answers there for you. Recommended oil change with this brand is 24,000km or every 24 month. Lube Cap 6.5 litres
1166403
that really depends on how often you cook and how much grease you generate. its safe to say one per year under average usage
1116733
Depends on conditions how well the safe seals and how often your in it, my guess would be 2 every six months. I use two in my toolboxes and change them every six months to a year depending on environmental conditions.
1088016
This Ingersoll-Rand Garage Mate compressor requires an oil change 1 time per year or every 2000 hours whichever would come first. It is recommended to be used with Ingersoll Rand all season Select lubricant.
1917569
I know you can for a BMW, I have an 03 540i and it has the option to reset oil life, not sure about the other two manufactures though.
2098170
The additive should be added at each oil change. All [99.9%] drains out with the oil dumped. Only a very small amount remains on the residual oil. Todays synthetics can go up to 15K miles so this is the duration of Liqui Moly as well.
2147630
According to Motul sheet recommendation, for VW 2.0T you can change it every 9K, last time I changed at 8K and oil was still a bit clean. Not a racer, but sometimes drive a bit spirited to remember my young days.
2147631
That's more based on your car than the oil. I have a 2012 VW golf and the recommended interval is 10k miles.
270596
In the Instructions it says when to change, I think once a year under normal use.
1027706
I wouldn't recommend putting this if there's little or no room, assuming you've already checked the minimum and the maximum hashmark on your dipstick after your oil change. Too much oil in your engine could aggravate the leak(s) because of pressure when the engine is running. Leaks might start to come out at different seams like at the valve cover.I would recommend to add stop leak (Lucas) on your next oil change instead. Just read the ratio of stop leak and the oil in the Lucas container. After you've drain your old oil and put back the drain plug, put the right amount of Stop Leak first before adding the rest of your oil, checking the oil dipstick while doing this so you won't go over max. I wouldn't recommend putting this if there's little or no room, assuming you've already checked the minimum and the maximum hashmark on your dipstick after your oil change. Too much oil in your engine could aggravate the leak(s) because of pressure when the engine is running. Leaks might start to come out at different seams like at the valve cover.I would recommend to add stop leak (Lucas) on your next oil change instead. Just read the ratio of stop leak and the oil in the Lucas container. After you've drain your old oil and put back the drain plug, put the right amount of Stop Leak... » Read More I wouldn't recommend putting this if there's little or no room, assuming you've already checked the minimum and the maximum hashmark on your dipstick after your oil change. Too much oil in your engine could aggravate the leak(s) because of pressure when the engine is running. Leaks might start to come out at different seams like at the valve cover.I would recommend to add stop leak (Lucas) on your next oil change instead. Just read the ratio of stop leak and the oil in the Lucas container. After you've drain your old oil and put back the drain plug, put the right amount of Stop Leak first before adding the rest of your oil, checking the oil dipstick while doing this so you won't go over max. « Show Less
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That depends on the car and the way it has been driven. My Honda "tells" me when it wants fresh oil, typically around 10,000 miles. This high quality filter makes me more comfortable waiting that long.
879994
I just start it once a month. Change oil every 6. It startes right up after a few pulls( to get the air out of the line)
2081240
i filter my oil and normally use my oil over again and again 6 to 7 times, depending on what your cooking. i cook a lot of calamari.............