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Finally Got Some!
I ordered it through my local GM dealer at 23.50/case. Not too bad 1.96/qt...
Label says that it "Exceeds OEM Requirements" (probably easy to say) and that it has "PureBase" (not sure what this is). It says that it has "high viscosity and film strength for protection in high speed/high load applications".
I stocked up for 12 changes
I'm thinking of doing my own oil change next time on my 2002 Outback 310 hp carbureted engine. The Indmar manual says to remove the plug and run the "Quickdrain" through the hole and then remove the cap and drain the oil into a container. What is the Quickdrain? Is it just a hose that is already connected to the underside of the engine and capped at the other end? Is it standard with the Outback or is it an option?
yup, hose w/ a brass plug, jsut raise the engine cover and look in there you'll see it.
Good god, Noneya.....can't you change that avatar? Everytime I see it, it freaks me out! :p
Noneya,...i enjoy reading your post but must agree with Waterboy,...something just a bit freaky there!
Aww come on..its a cinematic classic...If anyone can name the film I'll change it for ya.
A Clockwork Orange! (I'm old...)
Damn I hope you are right Waterboy. But you have to wonder,...what will it be changed to. ha!
D'oh...well how bout this?? I was looking for the simpsons where Santa's little helper (the dog) was strapped in like Alex but couldnt find it ...maybe later!
How about the one of Mr. Burns strapped into the stretcher thing like Hannibal Lector?