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AMSOIL Engine oil

I put all the oils people be recommending into the ai to compare with the data sheat information from the manufacturers websites, amsoil still comes out on top ????

Pros: comes out on top
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AMSOIL Engine oil

Being an AMSOIL dealer and my enthusiast knowledge of vehicles (not a master by any means), I would say that the consumption is very normal due to the very thin viscosity of 0w-20 oil.

Pros: consumption is very normal
Cons: thin viscosity of 0w-20
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AMSOIL Engine oil

My T/A 392 has seen 311°F. ????. I added a bigger oil cooler after that.

I was running 0w40 Amsoil Signature, no metal in the filter.

Pros: no metal in filter
Cons: high oil temperature
Vehicle: Dodge
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AMSOIL Engine oil
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Rating 3.0

I did have a 1982 diesel Jetta go 435,000 miles on oem int. shaft bearings. I had access to a lot of free Amsoil back then....so, that may have helped. However, I think it over-lubed the cylinder walls though. Rings weren't exactly what you would call 'tight.'

Pros: may have helped bearings last
Cons: over-lubed cylinder walls, rings were not tight
Mileage: 700065 km
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