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Posted by:
James Bertuca
Saturday, October 31, 2009
09:57 am | I just came back from the Wal-Mart, and was looking at all the ( full-syn) mobil oil, very jug had the energy label on the container, where can one find it without the (energy label) Thanks
Jim |
Posted by:
Dennis Wendt
Saturday, October 31, 2009
10:36 am | The 'energy conserving' circle/star is only on xW-30 or lighter oils.
0W-40 and up are not 'energy conserving'.
The 15W-50 certainly is not.
The SAE circle is not the same thing. |
Posted by:
Jim Holowchak
Saturday, October 31, 2009
11:15 am | I've used Mobil 1 for years but before storing the bike this month, I used blue jug Rotella T for next season. It certainly is cheaper than Mobil 1 by $10/jug here. Supposed to be a good choice. Not energy conserving either.
Best regards,
Jim
My Ride |
Posted by:
Kristopher Howell
Saturday, October 31, 2009
03:38 pm | The Mobile One 10-40 "High mileage" type does not have the energy conserving label. |
Posted by:
Greg Jones
Saturday, October 31, 2009
06:39 pm | Jim.......how did you go about posting that GREAT pic of your and your bike on the Forum?
Keep the sunny side up and the rubber side down. |
Posted by:
Don Hughes
Saturday, October 31, 2009
09:00 pm | Jim, Where do you find the blue jug Rotella here in Edmonton?
I've looked but can not seem to find it.
Thanks. |
Posted by:
Ron Hampton
Monday, November 02, 2009
06:40 pm | Mobile one had got down from $26 to $21 for a 5-quart jug at my local walmart. Noticed yesterday that it rose to $22 (recently weaker dollar and Holiday driving season approaching). This is still cheaper per quart than Rotella Syn. So, I bought 2 jugs one 10W40 (NON energy conserving) for the bike and 5W30 for the bike. Works out pretty good because the extra quart form the bike jug is needed in the truck (6 quarts). Don't figure one quart of 10W40 will hurt it. |
