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A reader asks: Do I need to use a special oil filter with synthetic motor oil? I see that there are “synthetic” oil filters available. What is the difference between a synthetic oil filter and a regular oil filter? Our answer: You do not need to use a synthetic oil filter with synthetic engine oil….
AMSOIL has reformulated their XL Series Synthetic Engine Oils. This line also gets a name change. It is now called AMSOIL Extended Life 100% Synthetic Motor Oil. This product is available in 0W-20, 5W-20, 5W-30, 10W-30 or 10W-40. What’s the Difference Between The Previous XL Series And The New “Extended Life” Version? The entire product…
A reader asks: A shop did some work on my Harley-Davidson and filled my primary with synthetic oil. I have always used regular H-D oil. Can I drain it and replace with regular oil? Will this cause any problems? Our answer: You can safely drain the synthetic oil and go back to conventional oil (but…
Over the years, we’ve posted a number of articles discussing the use of synthetic oil in Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Here are all of the links to these articles on one page. If you have questions on any of this content, feel free to give a us a call or contact us using the form on this…
Update # 1 August 2016: FCA changes motor oil spec and viscosity requirements for Ram 1500 and Jeep Grand Cherokee Models with EcoDiesel engine Update # 2 August 2016: Oildepot offers new oil filter for EcoDiesel engines in Canada and United States Important: 5W-30 Motor Oil is no longer recommended for EcoDiesel engines. We will…
Ever notice how some old wives tales refuse to die? Regardless of how much evidence exists to refute them, many seem to go on forever. An example is the baseless theory that synthetic oil is too “slippery” for Harley-Davidson cam roller bearings. The suggestion is that the bearings remain stationary once they are bathed in…
AMSOIL has chosen to discontinue the Synthetic HT Series High Temperature Lubricating Oils (HTL, HTM, HTN, HTO). AMSOIL has chosen to discontinue the Synthetic HT Series High Temperature Lubricating Oils (HTL, HTM, HTN, HTO).
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