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hi guys tex here, ive been told many times that you cant run synthetic oil if you already used regular oil, is this right ,and if you can why should i.
thanks for the help.
tex.
hi guys tex here, ive been told many times that you cant run synthetic oil if you already used regular oil, is this right ,and if you can why should i.
thanks for the help.
tex.
07 700 grizzly.
You CAN switch to synthetic if you ran dino previously. Synthetic does not break down as fast from heat like dino oil does. It has a wider range of heat tolerance and dissipates heat better. The additives in the oil still do break down and the oil gets contaminated over time so you still need to change it regularly. Synthetic is also better for temps below freezing.
You CAN switch to synthetic if you ran dino previously. Synthetic does not break down as fast from heat like dino oil does. It has a wider range of heat tolerance and dissipates heat better. The additives in the oil still do break down and the oil gets contaminated over time so you still need to change it regularly. Synthetic is also better for temps below freezing.
X2 , I especially like it in the winter. That dino oil takes a while to get flowing when it's below freezing, considering there isn't all that much oil in there to begin with. Plus it runs alot cooler in the summer. Didn't have as many overheating probs in my 660 after I changed to the synthetic.
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2009 Grizzly 700 SE
Rox 5" risers and Fly bars w/ Spider A3 grips
Omi steering bushing
Viper MX3500 winch w/synthetic rope
Rotopax
Swisher Plow
Garmin GPS w/ram mount
Tamarack V-front box
Rox Handguards
AP skid plates
Uni filter
Linear Mode
