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Diesel Oil

johnday

johnday

The Crazy Scot, #3
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I use Rottela T. You should too. There is NONE better.:thumb::a1::coolshade:Whacky_To











Doc, now don't tell me you didn't think this wouldn't happen.:yum::tiphat::beer:
 
Dargo

Dargo

Like a bad penny...
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johnday said:
I use Rottela T. You should too. There is NONE better.:thumb::a1::coolshade:Whacky_To











Doc, now don't tell me you didn't think this wouldn't happen.:yum::tiphat::beer:
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Me too!! There's nothing better for the price on keeping the dust down on my driveway during those dry summer months. :coolshade
 
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OkeeDon

New member
I don't "use" any oil except what came in the vehicle. To use some, you'd first have to dump out the stuff that's in there, and there's no reason to do that. It would be a waste of our earth's precious resources.
 
Jim_S

Jim_S

Gone But Not Forgotten
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Rotella???????????

It's spelled Rotel. It's the secret ingredient in tex-mex food.

I'm sure it would work wonders in a diesel engine :flame2:

It's an additive so just pour some in, leaving the existing oil in place.

The original blend is best unless you want some extra performance then use extra hot.

(I hope this reply is as responsive as the usual reply in the typical my oil is best forum)
 
Mith

Mith

The Eccentric Englishman
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I have it worked out now that I only need add to my oil. Hey, it keeps the mosquitos down :yum:
 
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