Engine oil

[ReGet]

Hi
What oil i should use while running in 3.2 SHO engine? And what oil use after this?

 

[SHO#7]

Your brands may be different over there. But I highly recommend that you search this subject. There are countless threads on it. Everyone has an opinion.

Mike

 

[greenbeanmtx]

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting.php

sorry i couldnt resist

 

[Mike Kelly]

www.yukos.com/Motor_Oils

 

[ReGet]

Maybe I too stupid or dont know english language enough to find threads about oil.
I will be lucky if you give me link

 

[Mr Anonymous]

You'll need 5 quarts of 5W-30 oil, changed every 3000-5000 miles depending on your driving habits and environment. Fresh oil, any brand, any forumulation (conventional or synthetic), frequently is all that really matters.

 

[ManySHOs]

Wow, you are in Russia? I would imagine that SHO's are not common there?

Ian

 

[AREA 91]

Good luck with the SHO! I think you should get a personalized license plate!

MIG SHO

 

[ReGet]

Wow, you are in Russia? I would imagine that SHO's are not common there?

In our capital there is only 10-20 SHO's, parts for them are too hard to find

 

[yamapowered]

its cold in russia isnt it? if so stick with light viscosity.
try to find a oil that has the lowest pour point -50/-60
the lower the pour point the easier it is for the oil to lubricate
during start up when wear is most present.
Javier

 

[ReGet]

Now it's -3 C
Sometimes can be up to -20C

 

[kevingotashotoo]

Now it's -3 C
Sometimes can be up to -20C

hhahah i like how you said up to....it sounds as if -20 is not cold at all

 

[ReGet]

hhahah i like how you said up to....it sounds as if -20 is not cold at all

it means "down to -20c"

 

[ReGet]

by the way, who can ship some sho parts to Russia? I can pay by PayPal

 

[yamapowered]

UPS ships Russia?

 

[ManySHOs]

UPS ships Russia?

I'm pretty sure they do. FedEx does (I know that from watching Cast Away with Tom Hanks).

Ian

 

[justin mccluske]

road trip to russia

 

[ReGet]

USPS ships to Russia. Is there any sho shop, that can ship parts to Russia by USPS?

 

[TankII]

FPS probably would.

http://www.fordspecialists.com/

A few cold weather items:
Grease all cables (E-brake, clutch) every year so that any water caught in the cables is removed. Same with your tie-rod ends and stuff.

Make sure that your T-Stat is working properly at 192 deg f.
Use 5w30 Synthetic (I use 10w30 in the NorthEast were it gets as low as -7C) only because you do get consistantly colder weather there than here.

TankII

 

[SHOtimer]

I'm sure that most shops would, you just have to let them know that you are in Russia and you will incure more shipping charges.

Doug