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Old 05-13-2008, 04:53 AM
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DOH !!!
I think Lon was more talking about the oil debate some time ago, where I said why would you bother with semi/synthetic oils.
But life goes on and dont think for one minute that you can just go and change to 5W30 full synthetic diesel oil if your truck has done less than 50k, give it at least this much to run in after that you should notice the difference.
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...did you use it and what difference has it made to yours ?
My dealer started using it in mine around 20000Km I think. It did make a difference... the differences that you guys are talking about... Quieter, Better economy etc.
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A synthethic low viscosity oill is the standard for the auto models from late 2006 because of the Diesel Particulate filter. A friend who runs a garage in town recently had a Navara towed in that had just been serviced in Canberra. It was running but only just. Seems that the dealer had refilled with "normal" diesel oil rather than synthetic. Only took about 100ks for it to suffer.

The nissan dealer initially didn't want to know and even maintained that there was no need to run special oil. Funnily enough when pushed they all of a sudden changed their mind sent a tilt tray, picked up the vehicle and later returned it with no explaination.

go figure!

Martin - coupla questions ...
- did you try the synthetic oil without the cetane booster or did you do them both at once?
- Where did you get the Amsoil booster?

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Old 05-13-2008, 06:21 PM
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I was going to add everything one by one to see if there was a change , But no i did not everything was added at the same time
I bought the Amsoil Cetane booster from this place Here its not shown on there site but they sell all Amsoil products
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