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Old 21-06-2011, 09:25 PM   #30
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Default Re: Ideas for a second car
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Originally Posted by fasty73
Do you have any idea on how many 4 cylinder cars I have had to pull the sump off and clean out the oil pick up out and put con rod bearings in? No. Well it's in the hundreds. FOR CHRIST SAKE, CHANGE THE OIL EVERY 10000 ks or EVERY 6 MONTHS!!! Got a 95 corolla at work right now with 250k on it and it needs this done. Most jap 4s are good BUT NEED MAINTANENCE!!!
Guilty, lol. But you get that going from 40,000km to 190,000km with just oil top ups with 20W-50 black and gold oil.

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Is it? What makes it dangerous? Sister could be buying one when she kills my Subaru :(
Bullet proof Mazda B5 engine, but its not safe in a crash, at all. Has a fairly low safety rating.
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