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sheekeebut · 03-01-2015, 11:24 PM

Dishcloth type towels have a nice feel to them for interior trim cleaning.

As long as your car hasn't been mangled in auto incidents, your bumpers should stick back on just fine with new bumper clips. My neighborhood dealership sells them at outrageous ripoff prices of like $3 a piece. I grudgingly accepted their price, twice.

Interested in abovementioned heated debate myself, I'll gladly spread it here and tell you that you should at least try to change it with the manufacturer's suggested grade (or close to it) and interval. Most people are on the fence about whether to go with a different oil grade or synthetic, but they have already failed with the very point of changing oil: you have to change it, and regularly!

By the way, a quick glance at your oil's back label will say what standards it meets or exceeds. I believe that ILSAC one is hard NOT to find in most motor oil selections.

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03-01-2015, 11:24 PM	#3
sheekeebut Minimalist Drives: 07 silver sedan Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Mississauga, GTA, Toronto, ON Posts: 432	Dishcloth type towels have a nice feel to them for interior trim cleaning. As long as your car hasn't been mangled in auto incidents, your bumpers should stick back on just fine with new bumper clips. My neighborhood dealership sells them at outrageous ripoff prices of like $3 a piece. I grudgingly accepted their price, twice. Interested in abovementioned heated debate myself, I'll gladly spread it here and tell you that you should at least try to change it with the manufacturer's suggested grade (or close to it) and interval. Most people are on the fence about whether to go with a different oil grade or synthetic, but they have already failed with the very point of changing oil: you have to change it, and regularly! By the way, a quick glance at your oil's back label will say what standards it meets or exceeds. I believe that ILSAC one is hard NOT to find in most motor oil selections.