What kind of oil should I use for my S10?
By using the right synthetic or synthetic blend S-10 engine oils, you protect your engine’s moving parts from hard driving conditions and harsh weather to keep it pulling strong. Anytime you’re in the market for high-quality oils, AutoZone has you covered. Use the form above to tell us what you drive.
What are the risks of switching to synthetic oil in older cars?
Older cars usually have to use conventional motor oil instead of synthetic motor oil. Switching to synthetic can cause engine leaks or engine damage.
What kind of oil does a 4.3 liter Vortec use?
The 4.3 liter Vortec V6 engine uses 5W30 engine oil in colder climates and 10W40 in warm climates. The 4.3 liter Vortec V6 engine holds four and one-half qts. of engine oil inside the oil pan.
Is it safe to put synthetic oil in my older GM Truck?
If you drive your truck daily, the resiliency of synthetic oil makes it safe to push a few thousand miles past your suggested oil change mileage. Even if you drive only occasionally, it’s still a good idea to use synthetic oil because conventional oil will start to break down much earlier, even when not in use.
By using the right synthetic or synthetic blend S-10 engine oils, you protect your engine’s moving parts from hard driving conditions and harsh weather to keep it pulling strong. Anytime you’re in the market for high-quality oils, AutoZone has you covered. Use the form above to tell us what you drive.
The 4.3 liter Vortec V6 engine uses 5W30 engine oil in colder climates and 10W40 in warm climates. The 4.3 liter Vortec V6 engine holds four and one-half qts. of engine oil inside the oil pan.
If you drive your truck daily, the resiliency of synthetic oil makes it safe to push a few thousand miles past your suggested oil change mileage. Even if you drive only occasionally, it’s still a good idea to use synthetic oil because conventional oil will start to break down much earlier, even when not in use.
Which is better synthetic oil or regular oil?
If you drive your older GM truck, such as this 80s-era Chevy S-10, in a lot of stop-and-go traffic, synthetic oil is the better option. Photo credit: IFCAR Use Conventional Oil if You…