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OK you oil experts. I don't know anything about amsoil. Is it better than mobile 1. I figure if mobile one comes from the factory, it must be meant for my engine.
What do you think??
I wonder how much $ Mobil pays to GM so their oil can be the factory fill?
Just wondering!
It still doesn't change the fact that M1 is the factory fill for Mercedes Benz and Porsche.
Whatever they do pay, it's irrelevant, because the product is good.
As for M1 v. Amsoil? I suspect they are very near the same quality. I am sure that in some abstract measure, one is better, and visa-versa, but in the real world, we will never notice.
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Originally Posted by bogus
Whatever they do pay, it's irrelevant, because the product is good.
I believe the payment does cloud the issue.
My friend's new CE LT4 had a blown engine after 5,000 miles, while using the Mobil 1. GM replaced the engine. GM never did conclude why this happened.
Mobil is the company that was selling their Blend (Mobil 1) as a full synthetic many years ago. There was an asterisk at the bottom of the label: except for petroleum carrier oil.
With me being in the business, this did not win me over as a distributor/customer.
I am glad to see they straightened out their act.
I still have a small issue with all of their mileage oils now. You have to be very careful and diligent. Be sure to read the entire label.
My friend's new CE LT4 had a blown engine after 5,000 miles, while using the Mobil 1. GM replaced the engine. GM never did conclude why this happened.
Mobil is the company that was selling their Blend (Mobil 1) as a full synthetic many years ago. There was an asterisk at the bottom of the label: except for petroleum carrier oil.
With me being in the business, this did not win me over as a distributor/customer.
I am glad to see they straightened out their act.
I still have a small issue with all of their mileage oils now. You have to be very careful and diligent. Be sure to read the entire label.
I seriously doubt that oil failure caused this. Oil has to really age before it breaks down to the point where it kills a motor, and then, the evidence is clear.