Oil change

Asked by gosney Dec 31, 2008 at 11:25 AM about the 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer LT RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ibought a trail blazer with 150000 km. Should I use high milage oil or full synthetic?

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gosney,i own a 2004 trailblazer LS with 164000 km,s on it and i just use reg mobile 1 oil,all is well so far, but im sure others here will help you out.

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i use synthetic in my 91's10 but thats only got 64,000 miles on it. but if you do start to use synthetic, do not switch back to conventional, because its bad for the motor. hope this helps

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Just make sure you use an oil to the manufacturer's recommendation. I believe by 03 GM was on 6094M which most semi-synthetic and full synthetic 10w30's meet or exceed. (They usually say right on the bottle) IMO if you change the oil yourself I recommend mobil 1, it has a fairly low ash content compared to most (less than 1%), and can be bought cheap, but is frankly over priced at a quick lube shop.

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