Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
#62
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
Deck wrote:
> best of both worlds, synthetic and dino. also cheaper than mobil 1!
> Happy as a clam....again!
Actually, it is the worst of both worlds. Not much better than dino oil
at a much higher price! :-)
Yes, ignorance is bliss. :-)
Matt
> best of both worlds, synthetic and dino. also cheaper than mobil 1!
> Happy as a clam....again!
Actually, it is the worst of both worlds. Not much better than dino oil
at a much higher price! :-)
Yes, ignorance is bliss. :-)
Matt
#63
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
Deck wrote:
> best of both worlds, synthetic and dino. also cheaper than mobil 1!
> Happy as a clam....again!
Actually, it is the worst of both worlds. Not much better than dino oil
at a much higher price! :-)
Yes, ignorance is bliss. :-)
Matt
> best of both worlds, synthetic and dino. also cheaper than mobil 1!
> Happy as a clam....again!
Actually, it is the worst of both worlds. Not much better than dino oil
at a much higher price! :-)
Yes, ignorance is bliss. :-)
Matt
#64
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
Deck wrote:
> best of both worlds, synthetic and dino. also cheaper than mobil 1!
> Happy as a clam....again!
Actually, it is the worst of both worlds. Not much better than dino oil
at a much higher price! :-)
Yes, ignorance is bliss. :-)
Matt
> best of both worlds, synthetic and dino. also cheaper than mobil 1!
> Happy as a clam....again!
Actually, it is the worst of both worlds. Not much better than dino oil
at a much higher price! :-)
Yes, ignorance is bliss. :-)
Matt
#65
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
Deck wrote:
> I have read the owners manual cover to cover and I don't find any reference
> to synthetic oil..
No, there isn't, but it doesn't matter. Synthetic oils are superior to
dino oils, so they're suitable for any application where dino oils are
specified.
> ..also,,here's another bug-aboo. just try to change the
> third stoplight bulb.....there's nothing in the manual about it. you can
> learn tha hard way like I did. pry the thing up and break the
> brackets---OR you can crawl in the trunk and remove two screws that hold
> the module to the rear tray!!!
What is it with people that they can't take a few minutes to examine a
situation before they break out hammers, pry bars and Vice-Grips? Was
changing the bulb so critical that it had to be done RIGHT NOW? Taking
the time to do something right generally saves time and money in the
long run. Rushing rarely results in anything but more problems.
> I have read the owners manual cover to cover and I don't find any reference
> to synthetic oil..
No, there isn't, but it doesn't matter. Synthetic oils are superior to
dino oils, so they're suitable for any application where dino oils are
specified.
> ..also,,here's another bug-aboo. just try to change the
> third stoplight bulb.....there's nothing in the manual about it. you can
> learn tha hard way like I did. pry the thing up and break the
> brackets---OR you can crawl in the trunk and remove two screws that hold
> the module to the rear tray!!!
What is it with people that they can't take a few minutes to examine a
situation before they break out hammers, pry bars and Vice-Grips? Was
changing the bulb so critical that it had to be done RIGHT NOW? Taking
the time to do something right generally saves time and money in the
long run. Rushing rarely results in anything but more problems.
#66
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
Deck wrote:
> I have read the owners manual cover to cover and I don't find any reference
> to synthetic oil..
No, there isn't, but it doesn't matter. Synthetic oils are superior to
dino oils, so they're suitable for any application where dino oils are
specified.
> ..also,,here's another bug-aboo. just try to change the
> third stoplight bulb.....there's nothing in the manual about it. you can
> learn tha hard way like I did. pry the thing up and break the
> brackets---OR you can crawl in the trunk and remove two screws that hold
> the module to the rear tray!!!
What is it with people that they can't take a few minutes to examine a
situation before they break out hammers, pry bars and Vice-Grips? Was
changing the bulb so critical that it had to be done RIGHT NOW? Taking
the time to do something right generally saves time and money in the
long run. Rushing rarely results in anything but more problems.
> I have read the owners manual cover to cover and I don't find any reference
> to synthetic oil..
No, there isn't, but it doesn't matter. Synthetic oils are superior to
dino oils, so they're suitable for any application where dino oils are
specified.
> ..also,,here's another bug-aboo. just try to change the
> third stoplight bulb.....there's nothing in the manual about it. you can
> learn tha hard way like I did. pry the thing up and break the
> brackets---OR you can crawl in the trunk and remove two screws that hold
> the module to the rear tray!!!
What is it with people that they can't take a few minutes to examine a
situation before they break out hammers, pry bars and Vice-Grips? Was
changing the bulb so critical that it had to be done RIGHT NOW? Taking
the time to do something right generally saves time and money in the
long run. Rushing rarely results in anything but more problems.
#67
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
Deck wrote:
> I have read the owners manual cover to cover and I don't find any reference
> to synthetic oil..
No, there isn't, but it doesn't matter. Synthetic oils are superior to
dino oils, so they're suitable for any application where dino oils are
specified.
> ..also,,here's another bug-aboo. just try to change the
> third stoplight bulb.....there's nothing in the manual about it. you can
> learn tha hard way like I did. pry the thing up and break the
> brackets---OR you can crawl in the trunk and remove two screws that hold
> the module to the rear tray!!!
What is it with people that they can't take a few minutes to examine a
situation before they break out hammers, pry bars and Vice-Grips? Was
changing the bulb so critical that it had to be done RIGHT NOW? Taking
the time to do something right generally saves time and money in the
long run. Rushing rarely results in anything but more problems.
> I have read the owners manual cover to cover and I don't find any reference
> to synthetic oil..
No, there isn't, but it doesn't matter. Synthetic oils are superior to
dino oils, so they're suitable for any application where dino oils are
specified.
> ..also,,here's another bug-aboo. just try to change the
> third stoplight bulb.....there's nothing in the manual about it. you can
> learn tha hard way like I did. pry the thing up and break the
> brackets---OR you can crawl in the trunk and remove two screws that hold
> the module to the rear tray!!!
What is it with people that they can't take a few minutes to examine a
situation before they break out hammers, pry bars and Vice-Grips? Was
changing the bulb so critical that it had to be done RIGHT NOW? Taking
the time to do something right generally saves time and money in the
long run. Rushing rarely results in anything but more problems.
#68
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 12:51:46 -0500, "Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Economic could also mean the best oil that would keep your engine running
>for years without any trouble. engine trouble is EXpensive!
There are countless Toyota R22 engines out there with 500K* miles on them
that have never felt the agony of head removal, and never tasted Mobil1.
500K miles is a lot of oil changes, and a lot of dollars, even for dino oil.
*Idiots! If they had used Mobil1, they could have suffered with their old
pickup truck another 10 years!
--
Bob
>Economic could also mean the best oil that would keep your engine running
>for years without any trouble. engine trouble is EXpensive!
There are countless Toyota R22 engines out there with 500K* miles on them
that have never felt the agony of head removal, and never tasted Mobil1.
500K miles is a lot of oil changes, and a lot of dollars, even for dino oil.
*Idiots! If they had used Mobil1, they could have suffered with their old
pickup truck another 10 years!
--
Bob
#69
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 12:51:46 -0500, "Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Economic could also mean the best oil that would keep your engine running
>for years without any trouble. engine trouble is EXpensive!
There are countless Toyota R22 engines out there with 500K* miles on them
that have never felt the agony of head removal, and never tasted Mobil1.
500K miles is a lot of oil changes, and a lot of dollars, even for dino oil.
*Idiots! If they had used Mobil1, they could have suffered with their old
pickup truck another 10 years!
--
Bob
>Economic could also mean the best oil that would keep your engine running
>for years without any trouble. engine trouble is EXpensive!
There are countless Toyota R22 engines out there with 500K* miles on them
that have never felt the agony of head removal, and never tasted Mobil1.
500K miles is a lot of oil changes, and a lot of dollars, even for dino oil.
*Idiots! If they had used Mobil1, they could have suffered with their old
pickup truck another 10 years!
--
Bob
#70
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 12:51:46 -0500, "Deck" <decan9@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Economic could also mean the best oil that would keep your engine running
>for years without any trouble. engine trouble is EXpensive!
There are countless Toyota R22 engines out there with 500K* miles on them
that have never felt the agony of head removal, and never tasted Mobil1.
500K miles is a lot of oil changes, and a lot of dollars, even for dino oil.
*Idiots! If they had used Mobil1, they could have suffered with their old
pickup truck another 10 years!
--
Bob
>Economic could also mean the best oil that would keep your engine running
>for years without any trouble. engine trouble is EXpensive!
There are countless Toyota R22 engines out there with 500K* miles on them
that have never felt the agony of head removal, and never tasted Mobil1.
500K miles is a lot of oil changes, and a lot of dollars, even for dino oil.
*Idiots! If they had used Mobil1, they could have suffered with their old
pickup truck another 10 years!
--
Bob
#74
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
Deck wrote:
> you keep on and you're going to hurt my feelings.
> I have changed LOTS of light bulbs there and they always just pry off.
> Just like my Elantra does! Some day you're gonna screw up and I'm gonna
> go: nya nya nya nya!
Don't worry, when I screw up, I beat myself up enough for both of us! ;-)
> you keep on and you're going to hurt my feelings.
> I have changed LOTS of light bulbs there and they always just pry off.
> Just like my Elantra does! Some day you're gonna screw up and I'm gonna
> go: nya nya nya nya!
Don't worry, when I screw up, I beat myself up enough for both of us! ;-)
#75
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Re: Fuel for 2006 Sonata V6
Deck wrote:
> you keep on and you're going to hurt my feelings.
> I have changed LOTS of light bulbs there and they always just pry off.
> Just like my Elantra does! Some day you're gonna screw up and I'm gonna
> go: nya nya nya nya!
Don't worry, when I screw up, I beat myself up enough for both of us! ;-)
> you keep on and you're going to hurt my feelings.
> I have changed LOTS of light bulbs there and they always just pry off.
> Just like my Elantra does! Some day you're gonna screw up and I'm gonna
> go: nya nya nya nya!
Don't worry, when I screw up, I beat myself up enough for both of us! ;-)