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07-23-2008, 06:24 PM
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quite the opposite of thickening up...it was extremely runny...was easy to smell the diesel mixed in with the oil as well. not interested in sucking the amsoil teet....how did motors survive for millions of miles before amsoil came out? =) the motor certainly wasnt designed to run on amsoil...as long as it meets the specs it was designed for and you change it regularly....the oil wont be the cause of any major engine malfunction.
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