I'm new to this site and trust me this is another very debatable issue. If you use the search function you will find very much info on this subject, that out of the way I find the OLM to be accurate enough to follow IMO.
Yep, there's a lot on this in the archives. Basically, ignore what any oil change place gives you for mileage to come back. When the oil gets changed, reset the Oil Life Monitor. When the dash tells you to change the oil again, go back and get it changed. You will probably get around 5000 to 7500 miles on an oil change, which is perfectly normal and fine for the engine. It will save you time and money by following the OLM. Just use a good quality 10W-30 conventional oil and a good quality filter (not a Fram) and the chances of suffering an oil-related failure are very, very low.ALBUNDY said:I'm new to this site and trust me this is another very debatable issue. If you use the search function you will find very much info on this subject, that out of the way I find the OLM to be accurate enough to follow IMO.
Absolutely you should believe it! Change that washer fluid right away or you risk leaving streaks on your windshield! You should only use synthetic washer fluid because it's the best! It's only 4 times the price. I've got some I can sell you if your supplies are low...EcSTSatic said:My OLM says "check washer fluid", should I believe it?![]()
Kev said:You'll find the answer in the first line.
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forum...13&postcount=16
I hope that the next time GM does some down-sizing and I suspect that this will occur in the next couple of weeks. The brass who threatened his job is the first one out of the door.Kev said:You'll find the answer in the first line.
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=463013&postcount=16
:histeric:mcowden said:Absolutely you should believe it! Change that washer fluid right away or you risk leaving streaks on your windshield!![]()