RE: flushing

[Jeff Johnson <mondolux@speakeasy.net>]

You're right. Pennzoil began buying their basestock oils from Conoco a few 
years ago in response to changing conditions.(Mostly that they were running 
out of Penn. grade crude.)

Jeff Johnson

t 05:48 PM 5/6/02 -0400, Dave Massey wrote:
>Message text written by "Randall Young"
> >This just made connection in my head ... Doesn't Jiffy Lube also use
>Pennzoil ?
>
>I've posted before about my past experience with Pennzoil creating huge
>amounts of sludge even when changed at regular intervals ... maybe there is
>some truth to Jiffy Lube's claims ...
><
>
>Didn't we just have this discussion a few months back and it was discussed
>that there are different types of crude oil and the parafin based
>Pennsylvania crude would cause build up in the static regions of the engine
>but the moving parts were quite well protected and that Pennzoil used to be
>"Pennsylvania Crude" in origin but has recently changed it's formulation to
>take into account the varibility of the crude oil supply in today's world?
>Or am I dreaming?
>
>Dave

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