None. In fact, the passenger side has developed it as well. I go in for an oil change soon and I am just going to tell them the problem and ask if they will replace the door seals.
Does type of daily service change anyones mind on this? I'm not arguing either way, I am just curious. For instance, let's say you have someone who never hauls or tows and drives their truck on the hwy 100 miles a day and that's it. Truck sees city driving only briefly to fuel up once a week...
There are several distinctions that need to be made that many people gloss over: 1. Overall oil quality, 2. Grade of oil, and 3. Certifications, licenses, and approvals.
For number one, ALL modern motor oils have different compositions, but they ALL produce the same overall results...
I know they have different additive packages. I never said all oils are composed of the exact same ingredients, I said they all protect and lubricate the same and they absolutely do. They are composed of different additives, but they are all examples of getting to the same conclusions in...
Both. Again, you are getting hung up on perceived "Quality." Any oil produced today that has all the certifications your engine manufacturer requires is quality oil. Any of those oils will lubricate and protect your engine for a 5,000-mile OCI or less. Period. All the claims on the bottle other...
Much of his “testing” doesn’t produce worthwhile results. When it comes to oil, what he tests is often irrelevant, and pointless, leading to misinformation and specious results. When it comes to the comparison of motor oils the guy is far from technical relevance especially when it comes to any...
Amsoil is NOT the best oil. There is no best. You PREFER Amsoil, but there is not any real world examples of it lubricating and protecting an engine any better than Walmart Supertech.