[Three_thirty_I]

Originally Posted by floydarogers

No, it is indeed Shell.
http://www.shell.com/global/products...-supplier.html
http://www.shell.co.uk/motorist/oils...synthetic.html

Meant "now", not "not"...

[floydarogers]

Originally Posted by Three_thirty_I

Meant "now", not "not"...

Love autocorrect when it doesn't actually correct things!

[Three_thirty_I]

Originally Posted by floydarogers

Love autocorrect when it doesn't actually correct things!

+1!

But in this case it was not autocorrect, it was just a good ole fashioned typo...

[floydarogers]

Originally Posted by Three_thirty_I

But in this case it was not autocorrect, it was just a good ole fashioned typo...

Old computer ad tagline: "Making machines do more so Man can do more."
Machines do more (but not contextual auto-correct) and make our mistakes more prominent.

[Three_thirty_I]

Originally Posted by floydarogers

Old computer ad tagline: "Making machines do more so Man can do more."
Machines do more (but not contextual auto-correct) and make our mistakes more prominent.

That's true! Autocorrect can be handy, but it mostly causing all kinds of potentially hairy mistakes...

[feuer]

Originally Posted by 742

but nothing in a big box store should be going into a German car. Well, almost nothing.

Oh, wow, seriously? I should return my Rotella T6 then not!

[John 070]

Originally Posted by hubble bubble

NO. Castrol Syntec does not meet the BMW LL01 standard. Or at least tat is what I have been told by BMW dealer and independant mechanic told me.
The BMW dealer oil is Castrol but it is Castrol europe full synthetic. Can be bought elsewhere,but the Syntec sold at Mal-Wart and Costco isn't the same stuff.

This comment was 2010....Walmart stuff today is LL-01. Edge Euro...no longer Syntec...