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Frequently Asked Questions
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Every automobile engine needs oil, but not just any oil will do. Modern engines are designed and built to exacting standards and require oils that meet very specific industry and automaker specifications to ensure a long service life. Failure to use the right type oil, and document its use, could void your new-car warranty. Full-synthetic, low-viscosity, multi-grade, resource-conserving oils that minimize friction and maximize fuel economy. However, choosing the right oil is not always easy. The proper oil for your make and model of vehicle must have the correct SAE viscosity grade, meet performance standards set by the API, ILSAC and/or ACEA, and comply with any unique specifications established by the automaker or engine manufacturer. These requirements are detailed in your vehicle owner’s manual, and your auto repair shop can provide information on your vehicle’s recommended oil specifications as well.
Depending on vehicle age, type of oil and driving conditions, oil change intervals will vary. It used to be normal to change the oil every 3,000 miles, but with modern lubricants most engines today have recommended oil change intervals of 5,000 to 7,500 miles. Moreover, if your car’s engine requires full-synthetic motor oil, it might go as far as 15,000 miles between services! You cannot judge engine oil condition by color, so follow the factory maintenance schedule for oil changes.
We can help with your financing plan, we can offer some tips and tricks. Drive off with this dream car of yours regardless of your credit history.
We can help with your financing plan, we can offer some tips and tricks. Drive off with this dream car of yours regardless of your credit history.
In order to fix an oil leak, the leak must first be identified. Though there are several items on the market to help resolve oil leaks, the best way to ensure the issue is resolved is by taking your vehicle to your local service center.
Identifying the primary cause of the leak is crucial to your engine. However, not all oil leaks are visible. For that reason, it’s imperative that you check your engine’s oil levels often between oil changes:
- Make note of the levels to determine how much oil your engine may be losing.
- Check your oil when the engine has not been running for at least 30 minutes, giving time for the oil to settle back into the pan.
- While the engine is off, remove the dipstick, wipe it off with a clean rag, and place the dipstick back in.
- Remove the stick again and read the level indicator. Levels that measure full or slightly below full are acceptable. Anything less than that will indicate the necessity for a top off. If the level is consistently low, this could indicate a serious problem and should be addressed immediately by a trusted technician.
No matter the cause, it is imperative to fix an oil leak as soon as one is identified. If you notice your car is leaking oil when parked, see oil on the engine itself, notice a smell of burnt oil or smoke, or notice falling oil levels, bring your vehicle to the nearest mechanic. By being proactive and repairing the leaks sooner rather than later, you may be able to prevent major engine damages.
We can help with your financing plan, we can offer some tips and tricks. Drive off with this dream car of yours regardless of your credit history.
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