Change oil Friday. Used Lucas oil stabilizer. Two night ago I got a real bad shake/vibration. Should I worry?
Change oil Friday. Used Lucas oil stabilizer. Two night ago I got a real bad shake/vibration. Should I worry?
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How cold is where your at? I don’t use Lucas in the winter since it’s already super thick stuff and gets even thicker in winter.
Ya right
IF its the synthetic stabilizer pours like regular 5w30. I’ll bet it’s unrelated.
I’ll use it next time
Lucas oil is absolutely not like regular oil it’s literally twice as thick.
Read where I said synthetic, just poured it in my 03 last weekend, and my powerstroke a month ago. It’s not like the regular blend, which pours like honey.
I did miss that, that’s my bad.
Maybe pcv valve
Ok I got a new one I’ll put it in
@Kelly the cold up here in Montana just got my engine shaking, obd reader shows pvc valve
I had it a few to just not put it in
Yeah right? What do you mean.
I ask that ? At Walmart weather should have my dad thank
It 42 now
42 isn’t too cold but it’s not too warm either. But your motor should handle it, but remember the colder it gets the thicker it becomes making it harder for the engine to cycle it to all necessary places and work harder. I like to use Lucas oil in the spring and summer but I don’t use it in the winter. Just as a precaution.
Whether all of this is related to your problem, I can’t be sure.
ok now I put the hole thing in ther is that to much
+ the 5 quart jug
7 quarts is the capacity, you’ll need another quart of oil.
It’s full on the stick
You sure? Wipe it and check it a few times while it’s completely cold
Ok
only 5 20
Check spark plugs !!
No
?
Ok thanks