Oil Change
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jc56berg
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That does make sense to me. I still have three 5/W20 jugs on my shelf (two changes worth). Thank you G-Man. I'm a State man (retired TxDot). You have done good to be at 195K.
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Retired TDCJ-Parole Div. in Paris.
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Traffic engineering, in the field 90% of the time. District 12 H-town H/Q. Best job I ever had.
Subzero26
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Allways used PBL12222 boss, never knew there was another. Do you guys recommend switching to that larger one?
jc56berg
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My former mechanic and the man I have now who bought his business has said if possible to use a larger filter. That MO-339 is tiny. I started using the MO-899 when the dealership sold it to me I suppose by accident. It fits well, no leaks, oil pressure is good (55-58 psi on cold start up) so I stayed with it. I have read where members here I think may be using larger filters then what I use but I'm fine with the 899.
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I haven't looked to see what filter media is used in the MO-899 but the outside dimensions are the same as the 'oversize' filters many are using.
While some filters are listed as 4" x 4", all the ones I have are just shy of that.
The MO-899 is showing as 3-3/4" high and 3-7/8" wide. That is about as good as it gets.
Scroll down to Product Specs: https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/mopar/mopar-oil-filter/mop0/mo899
jc56berg
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It works for me and no difficulty on the install..
I haven't looked to see what filter media is used in the MO-899 but the outside dimensions are the same as the 'oversize' filters many are using.
While some filters are listed as 4" x 4", all the ones I have are just shy of that.
The MO-899 is showing as 3-3/4" high and 3-7/8" wide. That is about as good as it gets.
Scroll down to Product Specs: https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/mopar/mopar-oil-filter/mop0/mo899
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While I don't disagree that 5W30 RL HP can be more than acceptable for winter usage, there are some exceptions where certain engines just don't react well with it, cold or hot.
As evidenced by my previous 19' HEMI when I was in the Ottawa Valley and/or Quebec where the overnight winter temps also got darn near to the temps you indicate and it never had an issue with anything abnormal were it cold starts or not, running with 5W30 RL HP oil.
However, for whatever reason that I nor anyone can really explain, my current 23' HEMI doesn't like the 5W30 RL HP oil be it sub-zero temps or ridiculously hot days, period. It was noisy and just didn't feel smooth and happy.
Believe me when I say I've tried every variable and condition with the 5W30 RL HP oil in my current 23' and have a slew of UOA's that confirm my engine is healthy, and it's well documented here in our forum as well. But she has spoken to me that she doesn't like that oil, and so I listened.
I then migrated to HPL SC 0W30... and WOW, what a difference in smoothness, happiness in any temp conditions, and overall feel, especially on cold starts in sub-zero or blazing heat.
Unfortunately, I've run out of my stock of HPL SC 0W30 and because the cost today for a single pail of it (gets me 2.5 oil changes worth of oil) runs nicely over $500 CDN (incl's our discount code/USD to CDN conversion/shipping/and duty to UPS to bring it to me), I've just switched over to M1 ESP 0W30 with 2x10oz bottles of Lubegard Biotech.
I've got less than 400km on this new oil/additive strategy currently as I just got it changed last week, so we'll see how it goes
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